The phrase "allows for assessing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or provision for evaluation or analysis in a particular context.
Example: "The new software allows for assessing the performance of various algorithms in real-time."
Alternatives: "enables evaluation" or "facilitates assessment."
By making uncertainty and reliability of assessments explicit, it allows for assessing risks of various options, and this may help in alleviating cognitive biases and move towards a well formulated risk management policy.
MATLAB®/Simulink® numerical simulations are presented in order to illustrate the closed-loop dynamic performance under various scenarios, which also allows for assessing advantages and limitations of the proposed method.
The use of numerical modeling allows for assessing the effect of a wide range of variables in a timely and efficient manner.
The monitoring of the optimization process by visualization means adds transparency to the design process and allows for assessing the quality of the obtained solution [27, 28].
The dichotomous logistic model according to Rasch (1960, 1966; henceforth denoted as Rasch Model, RM) allows for assessing its adequacy for describing a given data set by means of a conditional Likelihood Ratio Test (LRT; Andersen 1973).
The fU is the "quantified" function, which serves as reference unit for calculations and allows for assessing alternative products and services by assigning them the same function (ISO 2006a, b; Hunkeler et al. 2008; Swarr et al. 2011).
Exposure patterns were varied in three experiments to allow for assessing the effect of adult v.s. adolescent exposure.
In response to the need to assess both food and supplemental sources of nutrients, we have expanded the capabilities of nutrition data system for research (NDSR) software to allow for assessing dietary supplement use.
We propose an experimental design and graphical analysis that allow for assessing time-to-mutation and dose response concordance, thereby optimizing the potential for in vivo mutation data to inform the choice of the quantitative model used in cancer risk assessment.
Moreover, most commonly used methods have limitations for severely disordered voice or speech and do not allow for assessing speech intelligibility in a comprehensive and reliable way.
Indeed very few existing methodologies allow for assessing trade-offs among those factors during the selection process, and the potential of newer approaches is not well understood.
