The phrase "allowed developers to build" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or capabilities granted to developers in a specific context, such as software development or project management.
Example: "The new software framework allowed developers to build more efficient applications in less time."
Alternatives: "permitted developers to create" or "enabled developers to construct".
A 1961 zoning resolution allowed developers to build larger buildings if they provided public open spaces, most of which must be kept open at all times.
When Metro allowed developers to build apartment buildings without any parking in districts near railway stations, Ms Bennett recalls, existing residents "went bananas" at the prospect that parking spaces on the street might get harder to find.
New developments in steel and construction allowed developers to build the city's first true skyscrapers.
Khan's predecessor, Boris Johnson, allowed developers to build far less affordable housing in each development by asking for the "maximum reasonable".
Although building code now requires large setbacks from the water, Puerto Rican authorities allowed developers to build the new hotel in the footprint of the demolished one so that every room is directly on the beach.
The concept reminded many of the abortive 'interactive movie' genre of the early nineties, when CD-ROM technology suddenly allowed developers to build games out of movie sequences.
They've also released a sofware development kit to allow developers to build their own widgets on the platform.
Its Chatbot Development Kit (CDK) allows developers to build chatbots in 30 minutes with 30 lines of code.
One could imagine that the native software development kit, which will allow developers to build more sophisticated apps that run directly on Watch, could also allow for this.
Quince is intended to allow developers to build upon Varanus and to develop new features and implement autonomic failure detection and correction strategies.
