The phrase "accepted to allow" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express permission or agreement, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The committee accepted to allow the proposal after much discussion."
Alternatives: "agreed to permit" or "approved to allow".
The research assistants accepted to allow a few more so as to increase social acceptability of the study in the respective facilities.
In Breezy Point, residents say, a liberal dose of beer is an integral part of summers on the beach for adults and young people alike, and while in some circles it is culturally accepted to allow teenagers to drink at home, some longtime residents are increasingly incensed at the practice.
A conservative ±25% deviation was accepted to allow for possible dose rounding, except in the case of beta-lactams.
Three factories (a textile manufacturer, a furniture assembler and a camera assembler) were approached and accepted to allow the implementation of the study protocol.
HEMS is commonly accepted to allow a small number of highly skilled and experienced healthcare professionals to perform advanced lifesaving procedures for patients with traumatic injuries [ 1, 8].
Tags with up to five alignments were accepted to allow interrogation of repetitive regions and, in the case of tags with multiple mappings, only the best alignment was reported and taken for further analysis in the case of tags with multiple mappings.
The best way to identify the due compensation for A for having her forearm broken by B is to see what payment A will accept to allow B to break her arm.
We had after all accepted that we would have to allow a murderer to go free.
Prosecutors allege Yarrington accepted bribes to allow the Gulf cartel to smuggle cocaine into the United States, while Hernández is accused of conspiring to launder monetary instruments.
Osteosarcoma, the most common primary bone sarcoma, is a genetically complex disease with no widely accepted biomarker to allow stratification of patients for treatment.
Little comparative data exists however [Dangman et al., 2002], and no single case definition has emerged as an accepted standard to allow comparisons between future outbreaks [Barber et al., 2012].
