The phrase "allowed it to make" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing permission granted for something to be created or produced.
Example: "The committee allowed it to make a significant impact on the community."
Alternatives: "permitted it to create" or "enabled it to produce".
The delay has allowed it to make its arrival on Thursday, the first day of the Chinese New Year.
A couple of high-profile contracts have given the company a huge PR boost which has allowed it to make its case more strongly to others.
Its dominant position at Congonhas, the airport that serves Sao Paulo's city centre, gave it a lucrative niche; and this, together with lower operating costs than its rivals, allowed it to make a net profit of 46.3m reals on sales of 583m reals in 1996.Deregulation is helping TAM's ambition to turn itself into a full-blown international airline.
The Thornburgh report portrays WorldCom as having been stuck in a closed investment loop: a company whose stock price climbed because its higher stock price allowed it to make acquisitions that pushed up its stock price.
British Gas said the fact that it had "forward bought" its energy had allowed it to make the announcement.
The company said AIM was a more appropriate market for the company's size, while its regulatory environment allowed it to make acquisitions more quickly.
The first part of Adelca's sustainable technology solution was to install the EAF, thus allowing it to make its own steel billets from recycled scrap steel.
In 2009, Congress voted to lift the District's abortion funding restrictions and allow it to make its own choices.
Boehringer Ingelheim points out that its private ownership allows it to make long-term decisions witho ut worrying about the next-quarter impact.
Mr Iger will need to keep protecting Pixar's culture, for instance by allowing it to make films at its usual gradual pace.
That could allow it to make more from its investment in high-speed fibre optic broadband and offer better prices to customers.
