The phrase "allows differentiation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something enables or permits the ability to distinguish or identify differences between items, concepts, or categories.
Example: "The new software feature allows differentiation between various user roles, enhancing security and access control."
Alternatives: "enables distinction" or "permits differentiation."
Fluvial deposits produced afterwards are continuous and lithologically homogeneous, which allows differentiation and characterization of the entire stratigraphic sequence.
Addition of a renal function profile (RFP) for analysis of concentrating and solute-conserving capacity allows differentiation of NP pathophysiology and could facilitate individualized treatment.
To test the hypothesis that a level of chemical and electrical stimulation exists that allows differentiation of progenitor cells into organized contracting myocytes.A custom-made bioreactor with the capability of delivering electrical pulses of varying field strengths, widths, and frequencies was constructed.
The typical location allows differentiation with an osteochondroma [11].
Current knowledge allows differentiation of two distinct pathophysiological processes: early and late stage OA.
Absence of blood flow in the Doppler US within these mobile spherules allows differentiation from solid mural nodules [31].
CD-US hypervascularity is the key sonographic finding which allows differentiation of acute orchitis from torsion and infarction [8, 9].
This allows differentiation to be avoided when emulating the effect of pickups if these are linear devices.
US allows differentiation between LM-LMVs and venous malformations, as well as other mixed vascular lesions [64].
The lack of an appreciable communication with the bladder lumen allows differentiation of a mural abscess from an infected diverticulum.
When assessing lung cysts on HRCT, the most important feature that allows differentiation between diseases is their distribution.
