The phrase "allows better understanding of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something facilitates or enhances comprehension of a particular subject or concept.
Example: "The detailed explanation allows better understanding of the complex theory."
Alternatives: "facilitates improved comprehension of" or "enhances clarity regarding".
Linking the two models in one conceptual framework potentially allows better understanding of the nature of CSR in the Vietnamese context.
The physical and chemical parameters that were analysed in this study will aid in the efficient management of associated water and provide information which allows better understanding of environmental impacts and the prospect for beneficial reuse.
Although a number of experimental studies have been carried out as well as modeling, which allows better understanding of the phenomena and its operation, few studies have been carried out with the objective of optimizing the process.
In this condition, VFI allows better understanding of the streamlines progression and vorticity formation and depicts the relevant hemodynamic influence of some plaques, which would otherwise be considered non-significant when using conventional US techniques (Fig. 8, Vid 8c and Fig. 9, Vid 9a, 9b).
It allows better understanding of deposit variability, effective selection of drill core samples from the deposit, quick and efficient prediction of metallurgical performance, and provides more knowledge to a holistic approach of circuit and tailings design and optimisation in prefeasibility/feasibility stage.
In this setting, noninvasive in vivo imaging allows better understanding of several aspects of stem cell therapies.
With hindsight, the desktop study should have preceded the search, allowing better understanding of water conditions.
These results replicate findings from quantitative surveys and allow better understanding of the conditions required for planning ecological programming.
Recent classification of HCAs into different subtypes has allowed better understanding of the natural history and biological behaviour of these relatively rare tumours.
The "phenome" facility will allow better understanding of physical characteristics such as hair and eye colour, as well as diseases including dementia and diabetes.
Advances continue to be made that allow better understanding of the mechanisms of tumor development, and therefore the identification of better therapeutic and diagnostic strategies.
