The phrase "allows for quantification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of a method, tool, or process to measure or express something in numerical terms.
Example: "The new software allows for quantification of user engagement metrics, providing valuable insights for our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "enables measurement of" or "facilitates quantifying".
This distribution allows for quantification of uncertainty and bias.
The method allows for quantification of instantaneous polymerase occupancy of active gene loci and thereby enables the development and testing of models of gene regulation in development.
The change in fluorescence spectra when MU-P is converted to MU allows for quantification of entrapped (MU-P) and released (MU) liposome contents by fluorescence or by a sensitive high performance liquid chromatography assay.
After filtration, the vesicles containing the substrates are captured, which allows for quantification of the substrates inside vesicles via radio-isotope scintillation counter or LC/MS.
Contrary to the clinical scoring systems, hepatobiliary scintigraphy with SPECT/CT allows for quantification of a non-uniform distribution of the liver function, as often seen in cirrhosis [13].
Ex vivo LPS-induced TNF-α production (e.g., after 4 h of stimulation) in whole blood allows for quantification of production/release of monocytes and dendritic cell-derived TNF-α.
Conventional plating methods for monitoring LB and ST levels during yogurt manufacture do not allow for quantification of individual strains.
Besides, the advantage of our method is that instead of only focusing on the predetermined, segmented features that embryologists are trained to analyze, the entire image of the embryo is assessed, allowing for quantification of all the available data.
These optimized reagents allow for quantification of the number of receptors expressed on the cell surface and a more accurate quantitation of receptor occupancy.
LIRA uses Markov chain Monte Carlo to simultaneously fit an image and the necessary smoothing parameters, allowing for quantification of the standard error of the fitted image and evaluation of the goodness-of-fit of a proposed model.
It also provides a planning and prioritization framework for management activities associated with wildfire, including suppression, thinning, and post-fire rehabilitation, allowing for quantification of potential negative impacts to the nearshore environment in coastal basins.
