The phrase "allows interpretation of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability of something to be understood or analyzed in various ways.
Example: "The text is rich in symbolism, which allows interpretation of a multitude of themes and ideas."
Alternatives: "enables understanding of a" or "permits analysis of a".
Aeromagnetic data, airborne radiometric and electromagnetic data were used to provide control on correlation between outcrops, and therefore allowed interpretation of a robust structural framework.
Additionally, the phylogeny of the populations involved must be well understood to allow interpretation of a signal of admixture from the four-population test properly (i.e., to determine which population is admixed).
As case control studies generally do not allow interpretation of a cause-effect relationship, further research should include prospective evaluation of PPI users and NSAIDs users monitoring the development of IBS-symptoms in relation to drug exposure to ascertain whether this increased exposure to PPIs and NSAIDs should be considered as legitimate etiological factors in IBS.
A newer product, the Purina Glucotest, utilizes the same enzymatic technology for detection of glucose, but has been designed for home use as a litter additive that allows interpretation of glucosuria over an 8-h period.
Where appropriate, and where participants provided more descriptive answers, comments were clustered into themes using thematic analysis [ 17], a methodology which allows interpretation of data while retaining a degree of theoretical freedom.
This does not diminish the importance of other aspects of self-management but rather allows interpretation of the specific effects of a physical activity intervention.
He further argues that prerequisites for the use of experiments in service of understanding causality include well-developed theory that allows interpretation of the results and a manipulable, fairly simple process free from "temporal and contextual variability" [ 16].
These evolutionarily conserved pathways allow interpretation of the network of a poorly understood organism based on its similarity to that of a well-known species.
This would also include a control group allowing interpretation of the results as a function of treatment.
This stage allowed interpretation of the dataset as a whole and was a means of connecting the data with the original research objectives, identifying commonalities and differences between people who lived alone and those who live with others.
