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Discover LudwigThe phrase "allowed about" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in what context it could be used, as it does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "He was allowed about the premises during the event." (This is a hypothetical example, but "allowed about" still feels awkward.)
Alternatives: "permitted to" or "allowed to be around".
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He allowed about 11 hits per nine innings.
Food visits are a good-behavior incentive, allowed about five times a year.
Gregerson had allowed about 0.6 walks and hits per inning entering Saturday.
"I would go cross the street to meet him," she allowed about Mikhail S. Gorbachev.
That law eventually allowed about three million undocumented residents from all countries to gain permanent residency.
The last Labour government had allowed about 15% of England's public forests to be sold.
That allowed about 2,000 people to hear its music in total.
For the past three days Israel has allowed about 100 truckloads of humanitarian supplies into Gaza.
Similar changes in the UK allowed about 16,000 convictions to be expunged.
The tiny second leak allowed about 1,000 gallons more to spill from another transit line.
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In technoeconomical calculations, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory NRELL) allowed about 60 W/m3 for agitation in one of their SSF process designs [ 14].
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