The phrase "allows for objective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process, system, or method that enables or facilitates an objective assessment or viewpoint.
Example: "The new evaluation framework allows for objective analysis of student performance, ensuring fairness in grading."
Alternatives: "enables impartial" or "facilitates unbiased".
Videofluorography allows for objective evaluation of swallowing function.
Surface EMG recordings provide a safe, easy, and noninvasive method that allows for objective quantification of functional parameters of the muscle.
Ultrasound examination of the skin allows for objective assessment of one facet of the complex process of skin fibrosis in early SSc.
The pedal machine is accompanied by a PC interface and software package that allows for objective monitoring of individual pedal activity.
Furthermore, a data analysis method is provided so that the MOL-PCR assay allows for objective, computerised data analysis and data interpretation of which the results can be easily exchanged between different laboratories in an international surveillance network.
Due to the anatomical configuration and location of the masseter muscle on the surface of the facial region, its activity can be measured using surface electromyography (EMG), a safe and non-invasive method [ 23, 24] introduced into research in the last decade which allows for objective quantification of muscle energy [ 24, 25].
In this work, we introduce two intuitive and general metrics to allow for objective comparison of tracker characteristics, focusing on their precision in estimating object locations, their accuracy in recognizing object configurations and their ability to consistently label objects over time.
"The requirements of the EU allow for objective justification, that is clear evidence of exceptional circumstances.
We are focused on trying to index the world's data to better allow for objective comparison of users across platforms and populations, which can help provide a very different level of feedback, not only to users, but also to people interested in population health," says Beene and Gambill.
This approach should allow for objective interpretation and comparison of data both internally and amongst research groups.
In patients unable to communicate, electrophysiological measurements could allow for objective measurement of pain.
