The phrase "allowed adequate time for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether sufficient time has been given for a task, event, or process to occur.
Example: "The committee allowed adequate time for all participants to present their findings before making a decision."
Alternatives: "provided sufficient time for" or "granted enough time for".
Therefore, the short exposure may not have allowed adequate time for changes to be observed in the offspring's vascular function in the current investigation.
Also, the benchmarks that served as a trigger for considering other treatment options may not have allowed adequate time for the intervention to result in improvement.
This allowed adequate time for the sperm to travel up the reproductive tract to the spermatheca (Sarah M. Lane, personal observation), before the experimental females were frozen at −20 °C.
When I asked him about his remark a shot heard round the world of the controversy Bancroft explained that "my response might have been more measured" if Bailey had "allowed adequate time for discussion by the group" (John Bancroft, p.e.c., July 23 , 2006.
This window of recruitment allowed adequate time for arrangement of the one to one session with the health trainer followed by the eight week intervention programme prior to the oral glucose tolerance test, carried out between 27+0 and 28+6 weeks' gestation.
Jack's makers say 130 kph is the optimal speed for driverless cars because it would be fast enough to maintain an efficient flow of traffic while also allowing adequate time for humans to react should they have to take back the controls.
The bands were fixed by light-curing glass ionomer cement allowing adequate time for application.
As shorter HRT may not allow adequate time for SRB activity to neutralize acidity and precipitate metals.
Problem: The safe design and operation of traffic signals must allow adequate time for pedestrians to cross safely.
With this protocol, the long injection duration, combined with the extra 8 s delay post CM arrival, allows adequate time for arterial filling in nearly every patient.
Although dredging can be accomplished rapidly, the disposal in the CDF has to be done slowly to allow adequate time for consolidation to occur.
