The phrase "allowed tampering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted for alterations or modifications to something, such as a device, document, or system.
Example: "The software update included a feature that allowed tampering with the user settings for customization."
Alternatives: "permitted alterations" or "authorized modifications".
"We were genuinely surprised at the basic level of the exploits" that allowed tampering, said Mr. Wertheimer, a former security expert for the National Security Agency.
In this section we analyze the tradeoff between the rate needed to encode the hash, which also depends on the maximum allowed tampering level as explained in Section 6, and the accuracy of the tampering estimation; a larger number of bitplanes and of measurements correspond to a higher quality of tampering estimation, and at the same time to a higher rate spent for the hash.
'My first reaction was semi-outrage that anyone should be allowed to tamper with this incredible series,' he says.
In several rounds of settlement talks with the government, Microsoft was willing to change some of its practices, but it stood firm on not allowing any tampering with Windows or letting personal computer makers pick and choose from an ala carte menu of Windows features.
Indeed, one of the reasons triple talaq has remained legal so long is the fear, propounded by Muslim community leaders, that if the government is allowed to tamper with Islamic personal laws, it might one day scrap them completely, "and the majority will swallow you up", says Seema Mustafa, a Muslim journalist and author.
The report's authors vowed "to beat with an iron fist on everyone who allowed himself to tamper with the standards, laws and rules for the sake of achieving cheap worldly gains, even if the cost was to kill people, drowning and destroying the lives of many Egyptian families and spreading calamity and catastrophe across Egypt".
This would allow the tamper to gain more momentum before striking the core.
Thomas Wentworth Higginson has usually been patronised as a second-rater who bungled the transmission of Dickinson's work by allowing too much editorial tampering, a man whose bourgeois conventionality tried to silence a woman poet's true voice.
Important support for the plan came last week from Ronald H. Brown, who was elected chairman of the Democratic National Committee on a pledge not to allow another round of tampering with the party's nominating rules.
Such tampering can allow what's called 'double spending,' which essentially invalidates past transactions to alter the route of cryptocurrency transfers — a lot like stealing.
Now, by allowing Geffen to tamper with "Sunday," Sonic Youth wants it both ways.
