The phrase "allowed it to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the permission or opportunity given for something to grow or progress.
Example: "The teacher allowed it to develop over time, giving the students the freedom to explore their creativity."
Alternatives: "permitted it to grow" or "let it evolve."
The Brotherhood may have remained an illegal organisation under Mubarak, but from the 70s onwards, the Egyptian authorities tacitly allowed it to develop its community programmes.
Shopify says its experience in processing millions of orders across its platform has allowed it to develop fraud detection technology that has the ability to accurately determine which orders are considered fraudulent.
And there is only so much land (and, as important, water) for more development on the Mediterranean coast.Yet the years spent by Spain using EU regional-development aid to build its own motorways and gleaming airports allowed it to develop businesses that could do the same thing abroad with services and infrastructure.
Tracking westward, the wave developed convection over its center, and conducive conditions allowed it to develop further.
US-based NanoH2O, says its breakthroughs in nano structures and polymers have allowed it to develop reverse osmosis membranes that decrease the amount of energy required while increasing the amount of clean water that results from treatment.
Her company, Scilly Diving, has been running swimming-with-seals trips here since 1988, and this kind of sensitivity has allowed it to develop a level of trust with the seals.
The government has pushed ahead with plans to devolve more transport powers to Greater Manchester, which will allow it to develop its own franchised bus network and seamless smarter ticketing systems.
But MOCA has created a foundation for its operations that will allow it to develop and prosper.
If so, why isn't he telling Cuadrilla that it's wasting its time, because he cannot allow it to develop the reserves it is prospecting?
"If you have a 20-second music piece, you cannot really express anything … It can just signal maybe a scene change … If you allow it to develop, the music can do its job in telling what is not said and showing what you cannot see".
A medium in constant pursuit of a new sound, pop demands ceaseless innovation, but it can also be profoundly nostalgic, even in its attitude to the same technology that allows it to develop.
