The phrase "allowed it to thrive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a situation where someone or something has been given the opportunity or conditions to grow or succeed.
Example: "The new policies implemented by the management allowed it to thrive in a competitive market."
Alternatives: "enabled it to flourish" or "permitted it to prosper."
Selling itself as a somewhat conventional superhero origin story allowed the marketing to hide its weirder aspects for paying consumers to discover and allowed it to thrive as a conventional event movie amid less conventional event movies.
It's a system which has served the industry well and allowed it to thrive".
Back in its heyday, the Valley's isolation from the rest of the status-quo of banks, big business and city life allowed it to thrive, think bigger and build world-changing companies.
It remained a powerful and much feared force until 1985, when democratic rule returned to Brazil and the group lost the vital political protection that had allowed it to thrive.
Once the tumor had evolved within multiple, similar hosts, it may have developed genetic mutations that allowed it to thrive in an even broader population, Murchison says.
The interactive nature of the Internet is precisely what has allowed it to thrive and evolve over the past 20 years.
In addition, its' perennial nature allows it to thrive in cropland as well.
People tend to worry about elite football carving an insuperable gulf between itself and the fans, but that distance is precisely what allows it to thrive in its latest digital incarnation, Gatsby's green light always tantalisingly and maddeningly out of reach across the water, the game itself merely the vessel that another data-packet fix is delivered in.
However, Cryptococcus has evolved to exploit an environmental niche (with its own predator prey relationships) that has driven survival traits that allow it to thrive in its niche that also give it advantages in the human body (Bliska and Casadevall, 2009; Steenbergen and Casadevall, 2003).
It helps the bank maintain and attract talent, and Goldman hopes it instills in its employees a type of focus that will allow it to thrive for decades to come.
Leaving a vacuum would allow it to thrive, with potentially calamitous results in and far beyond the region.
