The phrase "allowed it to act" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing permission or enabling something to take action or perform a function.
Example: "The manager allowed it to act on the new policy changes without further delay."
Alternatives: "permitted it to function" or "enabled it to operate."
In 2013 that float topped $77 billion.Berkshire Hathaway's abundant liquidity allowed it to act as a sort of financier of last resort during the financial crisis.
This set in motion a 20-year game of cat and mouse with Congress and the banking regulators as Morgan found more and more regulatory loopholes that allowed it to act more and more like a brokerage firm.
WASHINGTON, March 5 - The Bush administration's secret program to transfer suspected terrorists to foreign countries for interrogation has been carried out by the Central Intelligence Agency under broad authority that has allowed it to act without case-by-case approval from the White House or the State or Justice Departments, according to current and former government officials.
This essay seeks to bring more precision to our discussion of the nation-state in the early American republic by asking what conditions allowed it to act with real coercive authority, when it could do so, why it could do so, and just as importantly, when and why it could not.
Its transparency allows it to act as a conceptual system and a decision support tool.
The iPad is still "the computer" for a lot of households and individuals out there, and its simplicity allows it to act as such even for market groups that otherwise might not even be connected.
Nanosilver is even more toxic to bacteria than the same amount of particulate silver, possibly because its small size allows it to act like a Trojan horse, delivering lots of silver ions to the inside of bacterial cells in a short time.
It had the highest ratings of any of the Star Trek series and became the #1 syndicated show during the last few years of its original run, allowing it to act as a springboard for ideas in other series.
hCE-1 mainly hydrolyzes a substrate with a small alcohol group and large acyl group, but its wide active pocket sometimes allows it to act on structurally distinct compounds of either large or small alcohol moiety.
In particular, because Glu169 is predicted to be protonated in the dark state of CaChR1, its deprotonation at P1 would allow it to act as a proton acceptor during P2 formation.
"By hanging fabric curtain panels instead of installing a door in the shower opening, I was able to keep its interior in view — making the bath feel larger and allowing it to act as a light well for the room thanks to a skylight located in the shower," he says.
