The phrase "allowed it through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to permitting something to pass or be accepted, often in contexts like security, approval processes, or filters.
Example: "The security team reviewed the package and allowed it through after confirming it was safe."
Alternatives: "permitted it to pass" or "let it through".
The share prices of Chinese steelmakers jumped on the news that the deal had collapsed.American and Australian regulators had given the deal their approval, but the EU's competition authorities objected, and would probably have allowed it through only on the condition that BHP made significant divestments, in order to maintain competition in iron ore.
Thus, if this secret regime not only exists but thrives, it is because we have allowed it through our ignorance, apathy and naïve trust in politicians who take their orders from Corporate America rather than the Constitution.
He ran away from a through ball with a nonchalance Franz Beckenbauer would have envied, so as to allow it through to Peter Shilton.
It's the most regulation of regulation catches for Wade – gentle, belly-button high – but inexplicably he allows it through his gloves.
4.41pm BST 47th over: Sri Lanka 125-2 (Jayawardene 13, Sangakkara 39) Another one keeps low and Prior allows it through for a bye.
Where museums used to be vaguely or overtly suspicious of the new, allowing it through the door only hesitantly, now they can't get enough of it, or at least certain kinds of it.
"We are so sorry we made the terrible mistake of allowing it through our review process," a Snap spokesperson said.
The LCD consists of a panel of liquid crystal molecules that can be induced by electrical fields to take certain patterns which block light or allow it through.
"We are so sorry we made the terrible mistake of allowing it through our review process.
Open Outlook, allow it through any firewall.
Remember to allow it through any firewall.
