The phrase "allowed surveys" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to surveys that have been permitted or authorized in a specific context, such as research or data collection.
Example: "The researchers conducted allowed surveys to gather feedback from participants about the new product."
Alternatives: "permitted surveys" or "authorized surveys".
The phenotypic discrimination of these cell types has considerably improved with the development of novel antibodies and the advent of newly generated reporter mice, which have allowed surveying the expression of molecules associated with cTEC- and mTEC-specific functions.
There was a gap of a few weeks to a few months between each phase to avoid the rainy season when field work was impossible (June to August) and which allowed survey team members to visit their families.
Our company Intranet allows surveys and voting to be completely transparent, which helps create a culture of trust while driving home the message that everyone is invited to identify opportunities for improvement.
Such tools include formhub, an open source project of the Earth Institute, allows surveys to be created in minutes.
Microarrays allow thousands of genes to be assayed at once, offering global views of biological processes at the transcriptional level [3], as well as allowing surveys of DNA sequence variation [2], and alternative splicing [4].
Applying these principles would allow surveys to pose complex vignettes to respondents.
BOS is an easy-to-use survey tool which allows surveys to be developed, deployed and analysed via the internet.
The recent development of autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) allows surveying of spatial scales that were previously unfeasible.
This method allows survey respondents to determine for themselves if they voted incorrectly in the 2012 U.S. presidential election.
They provide more comprehensive information on rock cuts, allow surveying of inaccessible outcrops, and increase user safety.
