The phrase "allows interpreting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to understand or explain something in a particular way.
Example: "The new software allows interpreting complex data sets more efficiently."
Alternatives: "permits interpretation" or "enables understanding".
A simple model is considered that allows interpreting the experimental results quantitatively.
It is shown that the concept of academic capabilities allows interpreting higher education data and information in an innovative way.
A phase diagram is drawn over the complete composition range and allows interpreting the formation of the various out-of-equilibrium mixtures observed experimentally.
While accepting the principle that only a valid demonstration allows interpreting the Qur'an symbolically, Averroes maintained that Aristotle had already demonstrated the pre-eternity of the world, which would elevate it, according to al-Ghazâlî's rules, to a philosophical as well as religious doctrine.
This procedure allows interpreting group-separating PCs further with respect to individual differences associated with the identified regional patterns [ 31].
The recently developed chromHMM tool allows interpreting chromatin states in a particular tissue or cell type by integrating histone marks and transcription factor binding data [ 60].
However, it does not allow interpreting findings in terms of clinical screening.
Specific implementations allow interpreting, geolocating and rendering such data on the globe.
Note that (71) and (72) allow interpreting the PARATUCK‐2 model as a Tucker‐(2,3) model, defined in (31)‐(31).
Given that no established cut-offs for the NRI exist which allow interpreting its value as being meaningful from a clinical or public health point of view, reliance solely on significance testing has been frequently adopted in reclassification analyses.
A mathematically clear connection between variational models and nonlinear diffusion filters is presented that allows to interpret one approach as an approximation of the other, and vice versa.
