The phrase "and allowing analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the facilitation or permission of examining or evaluating something.
Example: "The new software enhances data processing capabilities, and allowing analysis of large datasets becomes more efficient."
Alternatives: "enabling examination of" or "facilitating the assessment of".
An electron gun inside the oscilloscope shoots a beam of electrons at materials called phosphors coating the inside of the tube's face plate, causing them to light up and allowing analysis of the electrical signal.
To assess relative RNA localizations we developed a software dedicated to distance measurement between two fluorescent probes and allowing analysis of a large cell population.
We describe how we use the dynamic process of the formation of self assembling monolayers and optimise physical and chemical properties thus reducing considerably non-specific binding and allowing analysis of specific binding of analytes to immobilized target molecules.
The major objectives of developing these databases are curation of data and allowing analysis of the data by providing useful analytical software tools.
In contrast, 3D provides an opportunity to robustly screen tens of thousands of droplet partitions, yielding hundreds of positive reactions and allowing analysis of a more complete set of deletions in the sample.
Sequence analysis of PCR products revealed the complete amino acid sequence of feline CD34 and allowed analysis of sequence conservation with CD34 from other species.
Digital Fuel's software includes an analyzer that models costs of IT services and allows analysis of different business scenarios.
The team focused on mtDNA, which is often employed in genetic studies because it is easier to sequence and allows analysis of huge population samples.
The three-dimensional FEM used in the present study provides the freedom to simulate orthodontic force systems applied clinically and allows analysis of the response of the craniofacial skeleton to the orthodontic loads in three-dimensional space.
These automated methods reduce human error, improve precision, obtain reproducible results and allow analysis of large number of samples [15].
EHRs allow unprecedented access to large sets of patients' longitudinal medical information and allow analysis of such information to occur in near real-time.
