The phrase "allows for more rigorous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes, methods, or systems that enable a higher level of thoroughness or strictness.
Example: "The new software update allows for more rigorous data analysis, improving the accuracy of our results."
Alternatives: "enables greater rigor" or "facilitates more stringent".
The researchers' new framework allows for more rigorous integrated assessments of regional and global impacts of water availability on land use, energy production and economic activity.
Characterization in this manner allows for more rigorous analysis of small RNA data from sequenced genomes, despite the fact that it may produce false negatives, as indicated by the predicted 1072 pre-miRNAs based solely on foldback data.
11 24 However, as described in our methods, the breeding strategy used in the present study allows for more rigorous control of environmental influences through cohousing of Nod2 −/− and WT littermates.
An approach that includes multimedia sampling and analysis consistency with geo-referencing allows for more rigorous comparative data analysis, multivariate linear regression modeling, or environmental risk analysis, and will also decrease the overall uncertainty associated with the metal concentration results.
Nano-scale species transport properties, e.g., Knudsen diffusion of oxygen in nano-pores and proton transport in thin-film electrolyte, have been included in the model, allowing for more rigorous study of the catalyst layer.
Early hardware startups now often feel like lean software businesses, with much more interactive product development, thus allowing for more rigorous analysis of product-market fit.
Indeed, while the use of cells lacking functional caspase-8 may seem redundant, they are included in the primary screen here due to the "proof-of-concept" nature of the initial screen and should allow for more rigorous identification of any anomalies.
Such models allow for more rigorous examination and operationalization of the method to guide research.
While this approach requires a larger sample, it would provide more information about the potential differences in factor loadings and underlying factor structures; thus, it allows for a more rigorous comparison of the psychometric properties of monologic tasks between modes.
