The phrase "allow to widen" is not correct in English as it is missing a subject or object.
You can use it in contexts where you want to express permission for something to expand, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We need to allow the project scope to widen to accommodate new requirements."
Alternatives: "permit to expand" or "enable to broaden."
What happens when the gap between what people thought lay ahead of them and what they now confront is allowed to widen as quickly and as much as it has in these countries?
Controls on capital were lifted, full employment was abandoned as the prime policy goal, trade union power was curbed, taxes for the better off were cut, inequality was allowed to widen, finance waxed as manufacturing waned.
BP, which has been in conflict with its Russian shareholders for a long time, will on Saturday be allowed to widen purchase talks to some of other companies that have expressed an interest in the 50% holding as a 45-day notice period runs out.
These features have in common that wildcards should be allowed to widen the search, and the challenge will be to not only interpret these wildcards but also to keep performance acceptable.
The framework is scalable, thus allowing to widen the scope of content to the flowering plant order Alismatales if desired, and is compatible with forthcoming genome data.
Therefore, a precise knowledge of the doubling time would allow to safely widen the interval between CMV PCR testing, without an increase in CMV disease episodes.
Changing the band energy structure of silicon when moving from bulk to nanocrystals due to quantum confinement allows to significantly widen the absorption spectra of photonic devices based on the PS.
Omega's higher-price custom-made cabinets will allow Fortune to widen its profit margins.
Such a form would allow writers to widen the output's narrow consensus.
In any event, the research will allow scientists to widen the dragnet for new explanations and drug targets.
