The phrase "allowed searching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or capability to search is being discussed, such as in software settings or guidelines.
Example: "In this application, allowed searching enables users to find specific files quickly."
Alternatives: "permitted searching" or "authorized searching".
The availability of E. histolytica genome allowed searching for orthologous genes containing the hallmark factors of the RNAi cascade.
This analysis allowed searching for traces of Eudicot paleo-duplication in the pea genome.
Comparative genomic analysis using in silico subtractive hybridization allowed searching for specific proteins of the A. amazonense genome against multiple closely related bacterial genomes.
ScaterPlot was available from J. Craig Venter Institute Platform Informatics, and allowed searching for tetranuclotide patterns, considering every possible option, i.e., AAAA, AAAT, AAAC, AAAG, AATT, etcetera, giving 4^4 = 256 possibilities.
The CRD website offered the most current version of DARE and allowed searches to be limited to sections of the abstract, whereas The Cochrane Library version of DARE allowed searching using 'floating' subheadings.
Output tables containing information on the average retention time and average m/ z were also prepared as data input of an in-house-developed MATLAB script (Dr. P. Masson, Imperial College London) that allowed searching of candidate metabolites in an in-house-built UPLC-MS database within specified errors; in this work, initial values of 0.05 Da for m/ z and 1 min for retention time were used.
This drop-down list allows searching on such groups.
Includes the Global Electronic Theses and Dissertations search, which allows searching multiple worldwide databases.
For example, our Supreme Court website allows searching for judgments by petitioner, respondent, case number, etc.
Latest Year: this field allows searching on varying ranges of years.
This drop-down list allows searching on provenance by groups or individual numbers within a group.
