The phrase "allows accurate estimation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the capability of a method, tool, or process to provide precise calculations or assessments.
Example: "The new software allows accurate estimation of project costs, helping managers make informed decisions."
Alternatives: "enables precise assessment of" or "facilitates accurate calculation of".
The use of a three dimensional model allows accurate estimation of head orientation, shape and position.
Modeling it locally as a smooth curve, using penalized least squares, allows accurate estimation of the parameters of scatter peaks.
Polynomial fitting of fiber tracts allows accurate estimation of physiologically reasonable values of κ, while preserving the accuracy of θ estimation.
The digital nature of NGS therefore allows accurate estimation of copy number levels at higher resolution.
Genotype imputation is a technique that allows accurate estimation of associations with genetic markers that are not directly genotyped.
Therefore, it remains unknown whether the use of bacterial VNTRs and SNPs allows accurate estimation of CST rates, and what factors influence this estimation.
In vegetative stage, the fAPAR/NDVI relationships for contrasting in leaf structures and canopy architectures crops were almost linear allowing accurate estimation of fAPARgreen as it is below 0.7.
So, we derive the following condition to allow accurate estimation of IIP3.
Aoristic analysis and allocation of a random time to each offence allow accurate estimation of peak offence times.
However, these analyses were only performed on a subsample of participants (n = 8) who had provided enough detailed information in PA logs to allow accurate estimation of PAEE using the adapted PA compendium for manual wheelchair users [6].
Attention was given to ensure that the models were general enough to capture the global response characteristics and, at the same time, detailed enough to allow accurate estimation of component level seismic response, both in elastic and inelastic ranges.
