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'allowed me to think' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used to talk about being given an opportunity to think or consider something. For example, "My professor allowed me to think about my research paper before submitting it."
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A.P. is the only curriculum that I felt allowed me to think for myself.
It did not seem outrageous to him that he'd allowed me to think she lived in another country for a quarter-century.
Being at university around other young, open-minded people allowed me to think about my sexuality and to discuss it with others.
"Painting scenery allowed me to think big and paint large," she said, alluding to her work on "Hair" and "Jesus Christ Superstar".
So even though doing our own label is a lot more work, weirdly it has allowed me to think about my own life, and what I want".
"That prompting allowed me to think a little bit more carefully about a nagging problem I was putting off or that I might not have remembered to mention at an annual check-up," he said.
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It allows me to think on a rational level".
It allows me to think about it another way, in another dimension," says Hannah Wood.
This article allows me to think that I could do so safely.
"This allows me to think about issues here," he said, "with an eye toward New York City".
"Whatever drug he gave me, didn't allow me to think clearly when it was over and done with.
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