The phrase "allowed elimination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where certain actions or options are permitted to be removed or excluded.
Example: "In this game, the rules state that allowed elimination of players can occur after the first round."
Alternatives: "permitted removal" or "authorized exclusion".
These calibrated LJ parameters of X allowed elimination of the above-mentioned unwanted interactions between the newly docked ligand copies and the already filled binding pockets (Fig. 2c).
The automated drilling was carried out in a specially designed drilling chamber that allowed elimination of background noise from the measurements.
Analysis of the results allowed elimination of effects due to: (i) indenter width and its geometry; (ii) stress field and plastic zone interactions, to arrive at true interphase width as a material characteristic.
In addition, by means of numerical modelling proper perform geometry was designed, which allowed elimination of costly trials in industrial conditions, necessary especially for this part due to inclination to fold formation.
This approach allowed elimination of possible effects from poor overall staining in some fibres over well-stained fibres.
Heartbeat intervals were extracted from annotated Holter recordings by using an algorithm (Cygwin) provided by PhysioNet which allowed elimination (without interpolation) of premature or missing beats and other ectopic beats [57].
The use of polymeric resins in pulp process allows elimination of expensive and extensive operations of filtration or countercurrent decantation from the flowsheet.
We have investigated the possibility that the use of laser-capture microdissection would allow elimination of time-consuming intermediate steps in tumor genotyping.
Rigid cortical models could be developed that would allow elimination of white matter with printing, thus allowing better appreciation of cortical thinning and improved visualization of the hippocampus in the brain.
Current data do not allow elimination of a possible impact of the delivered dose of dialysis on the prognosis in certain subgroups of patients, such as those with acute renal failure of intermediate severity [139].
Based on Fourier analysis of regular lattices structures, this approach allows elimination of unnecessary atomic degrees of freedom over the coarse grain, without involving an explicit continuum model for the latter.
