The phrase "allowed me to include" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing that someone or something has given you permission or the opportunity to add something to a discussion, document, or project.
Example: "The feedback from my supervisor allowed me to include additional data in my report."
Alternatives: "permitted me to add" or "enabled me to incorporate".
"The advantage of taking so long is that it allows me to include more than one expression," he explains.The painter has an "omnivorous" exploratory gaze.
Though not strictly traditional, it is common enough to allow me to include without worrying I'll never be able to holiday in France again, and it certainly helps keep the cakes nice and soft.
I also created my own rules: no author could appear more than once – partly to allow me to include as many different authors as possible and partly because repeating the stylistic mannerisms of a particular author could get, well, repetitive.
In similar fashion, I began writing less for publications that didn't allow me to include my lead magnet in the bio section of the article, and prioritized writing for those that did.
Unfortunately, the data and especially the unavailability of retrospective information on health did not allow me to include such channels.
For instance, excluding the channel of the father allows me to take into account the numerous single-mother households and merging the effects of the father and the mother, allows me to include every single-parent household.
He declined to allow me to include images due to the ad-tracking technology employed here at Forbes, but you can check out his anti-drone burqa here -- which theoretically masks a person's heat signature to make that person harder to discern by a machine in the sky.
Moreover, space constraints do not allow me to include the extensive discussions of the methodological approaches used in recent studies of quality and competition (e.g.[ 38] and [ 39]).
