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The phrase "allowed at the time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to permissions or regulations that were in effect during a specific period in the past.
Example: "The changes to the policy were not allowed at the time, which led to confusion among the staff."
Alternatives: "permitted during that period" or "authorized at that time".
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It was not unusual for a driver to give his car to a teammate to help him win the title, as the rules allowed at the time.
Later, when e-mail became ubiquitous, she e-mailed 10 at a time through her AOL account, which was all that service allowed at the time.
Issuing discounted options is not illegal, and in fact, was allowed at the time according to Apple's own stock-option plan rules.
Roosevelt's support of women's suffrage (allowed at the time in only six states) was lampooned in a striking cartoon in the exhibition that appeared on the front page of Harper's Weekly.
But I think we needed a lot more change in the composition of the Conservative party than we appreciated at the time or than the party allowed at the time.
Far from endorsing such violence, Fuller displays, to the extent that Hollywood allowed at the time, its pathological allure — but he didn't stint on the allure that fed the pathology.
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The number of possible locations of change points is J - 1 (no change point was allowed at the first time point).
Cameras are generally not allowed at the Ukweshwama when it comes time to kill the bull.
The proposed signature allows, at the same time, memory saving and fast and efficient similarity calculation.
These areas need effective management strategies to conserve a wide functionality allowing, at the same time, the sustainable development of population.
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