The phrase "allowed it to exploit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permission or enabling something to take advantage of a situation or resource.
Example: "The new policy allowed it to exploit the loopholes in the system for financial gain."
Alternatives: "permitted it to take advantage" or "enabled it to utilize."
Ascension pooled purchasing in a central group, which allowed it to exploit economies of scale.
Further investigations revealed that these detached cells exerted some subtle electromagnetic influence on the wired-up part of the circuit, allowing it to perform its task efficiently.Remarkably, the circuit had adapted itself in a way that allowed it to exploit the underlying physics of the FPGA's semiconductor material.
As the largest endemic predator on Madagascar, this dietary flexibility combined with a flexible activity pattern has allowed it to exploit a wide variety of niches available throughout the island, making it a potential keystone species for the Madagascar ecosystems.
ESPN, the US sports giant owned by Disney, is looking to build broadband portals in each sport that allow it to exploit its rights across hundreds of countries in different ways.
Ford's financial problems in North America also sometimes led JLR to take what one executive describes as "the low road, rather than the high road".Mr Smith claims that JLR has a new nimbleness which allows it to exploit its smaller size.
Yet Mr Tsang argues real elections could free the DAB of an association that puts off many voters, and allow it to exploit its formidable local network and strength on bread-and-butter issues.Even if most of Mr Tsang's colleagues agreed with him, which they do not, the DAB would be constrained by what he calls its "20-80" problem.
As if to confirm the trend, Yahoo! has just announced that its revised privacy rules will allow it to exploit users' personal information to market its own and business partners' products and services unless users take the trouble to opt out by ticking a long list of preferences.In retrospect, more aggressive commercialisation of the Internet was inevitable.
As if to confirm the trend, Yahoo! has just told its millions of users that its revised privacy rules will now allow it to exploit users' personal information to market its own and business partners' products and services unless users take the trouble to opt out by ticking a long list of "preferences".In retrospect, more aggressive commercialisation of the Internet seemed bound to happen.
H. microlepis also feeds on schools of juvenile fish that occupy the upper few centimetres of the water column and it has been proposed that its up-turned mouth allows it to exploit this resource by stalking and attacking prey from below [ 21].
The Khartoum government is interested in striking a deal that will allow it to exploit untapped oil deposits and divide the income with southern rebels.
