The phrase "allowed crucial" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The allowed crucial factors in this decision were not clearly defined."
Alternatives: "permitted essential" or "authorized vital".
It was again focused on finance and allowed crucial alarm bells to go unheard.
This makes it surprising the authorities should have allowed crucial scientists to drive around Tehran in civilian cars without any protection.
Low seawalls allowed crucial points of the causeway to St . George Islandto erode, causing it to fail.
Analysis of these fluctuations, induced by penetration of the antibiotics into the channel, allowed crucial information to be obtained about the transport mechanism.
It is simply not practical to allow crucial services to shut down like unprofitable shops, as was seen with Southern Cross.
Feghali called for an immediate humanitarian pause in the fighting to allow crucial supplies in and to permit civilians to get out of combat zones.
Scientists are still sorting out the many factors that allow crucial nitrogen and carbon, the building blocks for living organisms, to accumulate in the pyroclastic zone.
The impeachment trial of the Philippine president, Joseph Estrada, was thrown into disarray on Tuesday when the Senate voted against allowing crucial evidence and the prosecutors resigned.
It also allows crucial insiders to sell a large block of shares well ahead of Facebook's highly anticipated offering, which is widely expected to occur in May.
On the first day, United would ask the judge to issue orders that allow crucial vendors, like fuel suppliers, caterers and travel agents to be paid, Mr. Steenland said.
Yet it also allows crucial elements, like ground-floor uses, the location of entrances, the nature of materials and even massing and bulk, to slip through the net, allowing designs to be watered down to pale imitations of what had been agreed.
