The phrase "allows estimation of both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the capability of a method or tool to estimate two different variables or parameters.
Example: "The new software allows estimation of both time and cost for the project, making planning more efficient."
Alternatives: "enables assessment of both" or "facilitates estimation of both".
The method allows estimation of both beneficial and deleterious effects.
Doppler myocardial imaging allows estimation of both longitudinal systolic and diastolic function of the ventricles.
Collected diffuse reflectance intensities can be described analytically by the diffusion approximation to the radiative transport equation, which allows estimation of both μ ′ s and the absorption coefficient (μ a ) [ 18, 25].
Second, the method permits one to relate the developmental patterns of longitudinal data to its antecedents (predictors or covariates) and consequences (clinical outcomes), and thus allows estimation of both direct and indirect (via longitudinal data) effects of a covariate on the distant outcome [ 16, 23].
As approximately 20% of yeast genes are essential and absent from the haploid collection, the cohort of barcodes from essential genes allowed estimation of both false positive rate (all barcodes absent from pools) and true positive rate (all barcodes present in pools).
Given this importance of repeatability, Bland and Altman advocated in their 1986 paper a design that allowed estimation of both limits of agreement between two methods and coefficients of repeatability for each method [ 5].
To allow estimation of both replacement and incremental accuracy, the basic study design is to screen women independently by both mammography and the new test, and assess how many cancers and false positives are detected by one test and not the other.
A methodology is presented that allows estimation of building lifecycle GHG emissions (both embodied and operational) at the early design stage, accounting for the changing weather conditions produced by climate models (specifically the probabilistic projections provided by the UK Climate Impacts Programme UKCIPP) Weather Generator).
The methodology described in this study allows estimation of EIR while adjusting for both, temporal and small area spatial variations in a systematic and thorough manner.
The approach allows estimation of the channel matrices associated with both hops by resorting to training sequences.
A reliable estimate of gestational age is key information underpinning clinical care and allows estimation of expected date of delivery.
