The phrase "allows diagnosis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a system, tool, or method enables the identification of a problem or condition.
Example: "The new software update allows diagnosis of network issues more efficiently than before."
Alternatives: "enables diagnosis" or "facilitates diagnosis".
The standardised data set allows diagnosis of up to nine syndromes or malformations for each case coded according to the International Classification of Diseases with British Paediatric Association extension code (ICD9/BPA or ICD10/BPA).
The measurement of thyrotropin or thyroxine from dried blood spots collected from neonates allows diagnosis before clinical manifestations develop, and prevents mental deficiency from congenital hypothyroidism.
The BLUE-protocol is a fast protocol (<3 minutes), which allows diagnosis of acute respiratory failure.
This allows diagnosis without a corneal biopsy, which should be avoided if possible.
In addition, it allows diagnosis of complications of diverticulitis as well as other disease processes masquerading as it.
CT consistently allows diagnosis of postoperative seromas, abdominal wall abscesses and fistulas, haemorrhages with or without active bleeding, bowel obstruction, peritonitis and recurrent hernias, and thus providing a reliable basis for an appropriate choice between conservative, interventional, or surgical treatment.
The holy grail remains finding an effective screening programme to allow diagnosis at an early stage, before symptoms develop.
Scientists have identified a characteristic odor profile given off by skin-cancer tumors, which might one day allow diagnosis by a wave of a detector across the skin.
IPUs concentrate volume of patients with a given condition in one place, allowing diagnosis and treatment by a highly experienced team.
WTP data were collected contemporaneously with other data allowing diagnosis and describing headache-attributed burden.
CT findings consistently allow diagnosis of abdominal wall abscesses and fistulas, haematomas with or without active bleeding, bowel obstruction, peritonitis, and recurrent hernias.
