The phrase "allows characterising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or function of something to define or describe characteristics.
Example: "The new software allows characterising user behavior in real-time, providing valuable insights for marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "enables defining" or "facilitates describing".
Fundamental expressions are proposed to allow characterising Ib using the population mean and standard deviation.
The infrared thermography allows to characterise the joint between two materials.
The reliance on peer review for publishing papers and awarding grants allows narcissists, characterised by a Machiavellian ability to manipulate others, to network their way to success.
Electrochemistry allows to characterise the reaction mechanism of these redox enzymes by observing the electron transfer in real time.
On its turn, it allows to characterise the 'modes' the highly defective oxide film is brought into, both as a function of the applied potential and the used type of ligand.
Clusters allow to characterise the propagation environment in a compact way using much less parameters than characterisation by individual multipath components (MPCs).
However, the van Kampen system size expansion does not give a precise mathematical connection, as it neither quantifies the type of convergence (quality of the limit), states conditions when the convergence is valid nor does it allow to characterise the speed of convergence.
We excluded one study (McDonnell et al, 1986), conducted in the United Sates because the methods used did not allow to characterise the HPV subtypes involved.
Due to different environmental conditions, several stages of cooperativity have been conserved, which allow to characterise the progress of trpA – trpB coevolution based on gene expression and on functional cooperativity.
This study's aim was to develop and implement an integrative epidemiologic cross-sectional study that allows identifying and characterising exposure pathways of populations living and working on the shores of a contaminated estuarine environment.
