The phrase "allow powerful" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of permitting something strong or influential, but it needs additional context or structure to be meaningful.
Example: "We must allow powerful voices to be heard in the discussion."
Alternatives: "permit strong" or "enable influential".
Now, investors are criticizing Mr. Chubais for pushing ahead with a plan they say will allow powerful local business groups to buy up power industry assets at bargain prices.
They are embedded in companies or ministries by powerful figures, and allow powerful interests to divvy up control — and thus revenue — of the country's more profitable sectors.
The widespread use of Ca2+ signaling in nature suggests that fully exploring its signaling potential may allow powerful applications to other synthetic biological systems.
In Ukrainian politics, such moles are called smotriashchy, or "watchmen". They are embedded in companies or ministries by powerful figures, and allow powerful interests to divvy up control and thus revenue of the country's more profitable sectors.
In 2006, when George W. Bush was president, federal law enforcement officials came up with a spectacularly dumb idea: Allow powerful firearms purchased in the United States to "walk" across the Mexican border, where authorities would trace the weapons and eventually nab the big-time criminals who supply guns to the ultra-violent Mexican drug cartels.
Due to marketing needs, mobile devices are improving every day, which will allow powerful biometric algorithms in the near future.
Meta-analysis of individual patient data helps to avoid ecological bias, allows sufficiently powered subgroup analysis, and even allows powerful and reliable evaluation of treatment effects across individuals [ 13].
The CIAO Data Model allows powerful filtering of datafiles beyond the standard onboard event filtering.
This allowed powerful tools from algebraic geometry to be applied to number theory problems.
The scandalous loophole allows powerful lobbyists to peddle their clients to state agencies and authorities in secret.
He added: "For years the BBC's management allowed a culture to develop of turning a blind eye to sexual abuse and allowing powerful bullies to prosper.
