The phrase "allowed insufficient time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations where someone did not have enough time to complete a task or meet a deadline.
Example: "The committee was criticized for having allowed insufficient time for the participants to prepare their presentations."
Alternatives: "given inadequate time" or "provided too little time".
The affirmative resolution laid before parliament is likely to result in a very short debate within a very short timescale, allowing insufficient time for discussion about the full implications.
Primary cells have a limited lifespan; after nine passages they senesce, allowing insufficient time to perform many assays (such as the 3D assays described below).
Approaches that acknowledge the need for application but allow insufficient time or funds might attempt to expedite implementation but, in doing so, risk losing the support of stakeholders, leading to poor compliance and failure.
Receipt of a higher-avidity signal in the bone marrow shortens the average life-span of tolerant B cells from 3 4 days to less than 24 h [ 26, 27], allowing insufficient time for T cell help to act in the transfer system used here (Figs. 1, 5).
Hirscher, favorite to win a third gold in the men's slalom on Thursday, had said competing in the team event would allow him insufficient time to get to Slovenia for the resumption of the World Cup next week.
The inconsistent results observed in studies on rapid response system effectiveness may also be due to insufficient time allowed for the evaluation of the study endpoint.
The organisational structure of the project is suitable for the community-based approach of the project, however, there was insufficient time allowed for the implementation of the project with technical support.
Cross-fostering took place on PND 2 to minimize the possibility of cannibalism, which could possibly occur as a result of (1) human handling at too early an age, (2) insufficient time allowed for grooming and removal of traces of delivery, and (3) heightened maternal sensitivity during the first few PNDs.
It was conceivable, however, these requirements resulted from insufficient time being allowed for the transition from nitrogen-replete to nitrogen-poor medium and would disappear over time.
Speculum examination may result in a false negative result if the leak of amniotic fluid is particularly slow or intermittent or if insufficient time is allowed for pooling.
