The phrase "allows a more holistic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing approaches, methods, or perspectives that consider multiple factors or the bigger picture.
Example: "This new framework allows a more holistic understanding of the issue at hand."
Alternatives: "enables a broader perspective" or "facilitates a comprehensive view."
Efforts reported here are in the preliminary step of representing the panoply of SHE information found in SDSs in a manner that allows a more holistic, multi-parametric comparison of reagents.
Third, the combined investigations of white matter disruptions along both the fornix and the cingulum allows a more holistic understanding of the FA, RD, and AD differences within these limbic pathways traversing cortical and subcortical structures.
Recognising the critical link between physical and psychological health allows a more holistic approach to patient care.
We believe that such an empirically-driven and participatory assessment allows a more holistic measurement and promotion of institutional capacity strengthening for research ethics in LMICs.
Alternatively, indicators based on exergy, a measure of "qualitative energy", could allow a more holistic view.
Under the agreement, cities and counties served by the agency would have their water supply demands met unequivocally and share the cost of delivery and/or development of new supplies based on their consumption, allowing a more holistic approach to manage resources in the region.
The study used a comprehensive approach to estimating costs and cost-effectiveness, to allow a more holistic assessment of the long-term sustainability of the different strategies [ 20, 21].
Nevertheless, the relative ease of performing a QTL analysis means the number of identified loci and the number of successful studies are very high, allowing a more holistic examination of the prevalence of major genes (or rather major-effect QTL).
"For me, there is one dimension which is consistently lacking: it is the long-term view, long-term planning which allows for a more holistic approach," Ms. Kusuma said.
There is a trend for second-generation plans to take a risk-based approach, which is encouraging as it allows for a more holistic consideration of natural hazards.
