The phrase "allowed an exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted for someone or something to experience or be subjected to a particular situation or condition.
Example: "The researchers were allowed an exposure to the new drug in order to study its effects on the participants."
Alternatives: "permitted an exposure" or "granted an exposure".
A big central hole allowed a direct exposure of electrodes to ambient air (for the cathodes) and methanol solution (for the anodes).
This approach allowed a continued exposure of the myocardium to SHH, thus promoting a prolonged beneficial effect, which includes production of survival factors and attenuation of cardiomyocytic apoptosis [ 46].
The development of an assay to measure dioxins in blood lipids, allowed an evaluation of exposure to these compounds in the worker and general populations.
"The private entity or individual that reportedly exposed the data in their possession will have to answer questions as to why they allowed such an exposure to occur," he added.
The narrow building allows an external exposure to all of the 300 offices, which pass natural light via double hung outside windows through feather-chipped glass transoms and hallway partitions into the single central corridor.
Japan's nuclear workers are allowed an annual accumulative radiation exposure of 50 millisieverts.
A 28 d period of cold exposure allowed an approx. 2 °C decrease in the LT50 values for all accessions, with survival rates of 50%% observed at temperatures ranging from –10·3 °C (Bd3-1) to –10·6 °C (Bd18-1).
When in Self Portrait mode, the SL201 automatically detects the user's face, adjusts focus and exposure, and allows a photo to be taken only if the subject is centered in the frame.
The higher doses in this study allowed a range of exposure to laquinimod while ensuring patient safety.
Using PK modeling to guide a study design allowed a path-specific exposure model to be evaluated using urinary metabolite biomarkers.
