The phrase "allows for comparison between" is both grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce the concept of comparing two or more things or ideas. Here's an example sentence: "The inclusion of multiple data points in this study allows for comparison between different demographic groups."
A complete theoretical model of this resonator allows for comparison between measured and predicted results of transfer functions from the external to internal sound fields of the resonator.
As a control analysis, we conducted the standard retrieval success contrast (correct old>correct new responses), which allows for comparison between the activation in this contrast to the activation associated with the various EV and PE signals (see Methods; Supplementary Fig. 2).
We used this control GLM to compute the standard retrieval success (Hits-Response>Correct-Rejections-Response) contrast that is often reported in fMRI studies of recognition memory36, which allows for comparison between the activation in this contrast to the activation associated with the various EV and PE signals.
This performance measure allows for comparison between various project proposals.
A model may have different mathematical structures (e.g., a decision tree, a Markov model) and allows for comparison between the new drug and usual care.
This test was chosen since it does not assume any specific data distribution and allows for comparison between sets with different (and also very small) sample sizes.
For instance, if the assessment of cost-effectiveness allows for comparisons between health outcomes, a generic measure such as QALY should be applied in modelling.
Risk quantification allows for comparisons between infrastructure sites/networks and with other natural hazard risks; it provides a basis for cost-benefit analysis of mitigation strategies.
This allows for comparisons between regions and highlights areas that are in most urgent need for climate change adaptation action.
Information theory entropy analysis provides a graphical representation of the data that allows for comparisons between the levels of organization, information entropy, of the repertoire at higher-orders.
This validated translation of iHOT-33 allows for comparisons between studies involving either Spanish- or English-speaking patients.
