The phrase "allowed exploitation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing permissions or regulations regarding the use of resources or individuals, often in a critical or analytical manner.
Example: "The new policy has led to allowed exploitation of workers, raising concerns about ethical labor practices."
Alternatives: "permitted exploitation" or "authorized exploitation".
It was concluded that the 636 bispecific antibody was highly effective in targeting the toxic moiety of the molecule to CEA-expressing cells, and allowed exploitation of the additional ability of the B chain to facilitate cellular incorporation.
The long neck allowed exploitation of food inaccessible to smaller herbivores and a much larger feeding envelope than in a short-necked animal and thus significantly decreased the energetic cost of feeding (Stevens & Parrish, 1999; Preuschoft et al., in press; Seymour, 2009 a ).
The multi-model search framework generalizes minimax to allow exploitation of recursive opponent models.
This allows exploitation of the tool in a simple and efficient way in comparison to the currently distributed approach.
It is shameful that collective action and the right to join a trade union are blocked, allowing exploitation and fear to flourish.
Selection accuracy was improved 14 16% by shifting from PEautumn to the strategies involving both environments and allowing exploitation of within-family genetic variation.
Device design point and performance trade-off are presented as well, thus allowing exploitation of maximum performance in the SS devices.
Samples of these include "Allowing profits means allowing exploitation" and "A man cannot be free if he lives in property he does not own, even if it is rented".
His fellow Greens MP Adam Bandt said Labor had been "sold a pup" and the deal left "a gaping hole that will allow exploitation of overseas and local workers to continue".
These characteristics become more relevant when the photoconversions are accomplished to flow analysis, thus allowing exploitation of incomplete reactions, the effective use of the photogenerated unstable radicals and in-line sample treatment.
Fels' taskforce – which will include representation from the departments of immigration, employment, education, as well as the tax office, attorney general's office, the border force and the fair work ombudsman – has a broad remit to identify the systemic "weakness that create the conditions that allow exploitation of vulnerable migrant workers … and make improvements to stamp out exploitation".
