The phrase "allows a more stringent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to implement stricter standards or measures in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy allows a more stringent approach to data security, ensuring that sensitive information is better protected."
Alternatives: "permits a stricter" or "enables a more rigorous".
They allow a more stringent control of the environmental conditions, use smaller amounts of material and provide a much higher interface/volume ratio than in conventional Langmuir Troughs.
Firstly, allow a more stringent evaluation of the reality of the parameters used in the model parameterization and calibration as well as the models itself as suggested by van Griensven et al. (2012).
Knockout mice allow a more stringent testing of the role of individual transporters in hepatocellular drug transport.
While this provisional result is encouraging, the determination needs to be extended over a wider range of wavelengths to allow a more stringent comparison with the known spectral emission of resilin [ 25].
To allow a more stringent comparison, only first-born children (those whose mothers were primiparous) were selected, resulting in 326 children born to mothers with ID and 340 624 children born to mothers without ID.
This test case, however, shows that matching by pH is not always safe for guarding against the agonal stress confounder, whereas the empirically derived ASR values provide a more accurate assessment of the regulatory responses to near-death stress in individual samples, and allow a more stringent control.
Different from [34, 41, 42] we do not penalize the relative size of the mass but rather the mass itself, as this allows for a more stringent incorporation of common losses.
Computational fluid dynamics allows for a more stringent description of the internal capsule geometry, however, this would require much higher modeling and computing efforts and goes beyond the scope of the present study.
Isolating the same protein from both yeast and bacteria allows for a more stringent evaluation of eukaryotic specific post-translational modifications by methods such as mass spectroscopy, SDS-PAGE mobility, and others.
And a group including Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, is preparing legislation that would allow for a more stringent system of background checks for firearms buyers.
