The phrase "allows simultaneous analyses of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability of a system, method, or tool to perform multiple analyses at the same time.
Example: "The new software allows simultaneous analyses of various data sets, improving efficiency in research."
Alternatives: "enables concurrent analyses of" or "facilitates simultaneous examination of".
As expression arrays allow simultaneous analyses of thousands of genes, we can study genes responsible for very diverse cellular functions.
Recent advances in gene sequencing technology allow simultaneous analyses of multiple genes in hundreds of CHD patients from national registries and biobanks [ 76].
The ability of HILIC to separate both polar and lipid compounds combined with our extraction methodology allowed simultaneous analyses of both polar and lipid metabolites for enhanced sample throughput.
However, the recently thriving micro-array technology may allow simultaneous analyses of thousands of genes of a single patient in a single experiment (Shim et al, 1998; Golup et al, 1999; Sgroi et al, 1999; Ono et al, 2000; Ross et al, 2000; Scherf et al, 2000).
The online coupling of RP and HILIC systems in a micro-flow scheme allows the simultaneous analyses of relatively hydrophobic and hydrophilic compounds.
This challenge was mainly faced up by genome wide association studies (GWASs) based on microarray technology that allows the simultaneous analyses of hundred thousands of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), within the framework of the "common variant common disease" theory [ 1].
For example, the photostability, narrow emission peak, and ability to rationally modify both the size and surface chemistry of Quantum Dots allow for simultaneous analyses of multiple targets within the same cell.
Our study confirms that examining work-related risk factors for disability retirement benefits from a multi-domain framework, allowing for simultaneous analyses of various types of specific working conditions ranging from work arrangements to psychosocial and physical working conditions.
Microarray allows simultaneous expression profiling of tens of thousands of genes in normal versus malignant cells.
A mass spectrometry based approach using iTRAQ labeled peptides is well suited for such analyses as it allows simultaneous analysis of multiple samples.
