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The phrase "all that allows" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to everything that permits or enables something to happen or be done.
Example: "We should consider all that allows us to achieve our goals effectively."
Alternatives: "everything that permits" or "all that enables".
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"And all that allows us to analyze the pedigree and make breeding recommendations".
It is this property, above all, that allows the idea of particles to be preserved.
If you're like me, only getting far away from all that allows you to shake off the dross.
The sexism of French society, reinforced by the language, is all that allows purists such as Maurice Druon of the French Academy to insist that ministre can only be masculine.
There must be some mechanism, after all, that allows us to develop from a single cell to a system of trillions of cells.
Finally, I have always abhorred the idea that somehow the government through its legal and public safety functions is all that allows any of us to keep and benefit from our property.
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It was China, after all, that allowed itself to become a capitalist success story, while retaining so much of the Communist system.
The next phase of the process was "winner take all," that allowed a factional demagogue to prevail even while only earning a plurality of each state's votes.
"It's gathering all the information that allows you to buy it".
It also added a "clear all" feature, that allowed users to clear their Notifications box of all invites.
All materials that allow the transmission of electromagnetic radiation are associated with refractive index.
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