The phrase "allows a correlation between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or connection between two or more variables or concepts in a context such as research, analysis, or data interpretation.
Example: "The study allows a correlation between exercise frequency and overall health outcomes."
Alternatives: "facilitates a relationship between" or "enables a connection between".
For most series of tests the fracture energy was measured by the two methods, allowing a correlation between the values obtained by the two processes.
The microwave measurements allow a correlation between oxide formation in NH4F solution and changes in charge transfer velocity and surface recombination velocity.
Significant differences between the two materials and a significant impact of the degree of cold deformation were observed for TRIP steels, allowing a correlation between the TDS peaks and specific microstructural features.
Finally, extensive information about the aneurysms and their rupture allowed a correlation between the location of headache and the location and type of aneurysm.
An unstructured covariance matrix was used for random effects, allowing a correlation between the individual baseline level and the slopes.
It is not possible to extract data which allow a correlation between postoperative infection and duration of antibiotic treatment.
The immunohistochemistry analysis with anti-MIP3-α is unfortunately not precise enough to allow a correlation between the amount of MIP3-α protein by the tumour cells and the amount of infiltrating immature DCs.
The equivalence follows because the framework of Myerson (1982) [5] allows for a correlation between recommendations and transfers.
The newly proposed maturity index allows a better correlation between strength and maturity at later age and takes into consideration the deterioration of microstructure with temperature rise.
This procedure allows a morphological correlation between images obtained with the two modalities.
