The phrase "allowed him to check" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone was given permission or the opportunity to verify or examine something.
Example: "The manager allowed him to check the inventory before placing the order."
Alternatives: "permitted him to verify" or "gave him the chance to inspect".
The meeting had allowed him to check off a couple of important boxes on the score sheet of counter-insurgency doctrine: a "key leader engagement" that offered an opportunity to secure greater control of a "key terrain area".
But Mr. Abu Asab said he used software that allowed him to check what the client was up to, and among other things, he came across the Facebook page on which Mr. Hasayin appeared to be speaking in the name of God.
"I am a confirmed Ritchey enthusiast," he declares, adding that the total cost of the bike, with many different components added in, was $5,000, including the hard travel case that allowed him to check it for free, just as he would another piece of baggage.
But the year's worth of data that has arrived from Titan has allowed him to check his studies against new observational data and to improve his assessment of the impact of data uncertainties.
Aside from the daily commute, Paul used the Nissan LEAF for shopping runs into town, allowing him to check out its performance in traffic.
Like, look — anyone reading magazines, newspapers, books?" The bus ride also allows him to check his account on Twitter, which he helped found, in 2006.
To accomplish this in the dark he has acquired an ingenious hands-free device — a backpacker's headlamp that allows him to check on new developments and even do a little work well after dusk.
In response, a Bucks reader wrote to express his disappointment that, because he had a security freeze on his credit reports, he had been unable to create an online account that would allow him to check his annual Social Security statement for accuracy.
One of my favourite exhibits explained how a pocket watch designed between 1796 and 1800 by Breguet told the time with little pins that would jab its owner in the hand, allowing him to check the time without pulling it out of his pocket and potentially revealing his boredom to the person — boss, emperor or spouse — in whose company he found himself.
The mirror allows him to check himself regardless of where he is, for food, etc that he can't feel.
Last month Gessler took heat from the ACLU of Colorado, registered Democrats and independents for sending out nearly 4,000 letters -- the vast majority of whom had registered as Democrats and independents -- asking them to prove their citizenship or voluntarily withdraw their registration even before he received access to a federal database allowing him to check citizenship.
