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The phrase "allowed the material to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or conditions under which something can happen regarding a material or substance.
Example: "The experiment allowed the material to expand under controlled conditions."
Alternatives: "permitted the material to" or "enabled the material to".
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Radiation sensors rang, but Customs officials did not question the validity of the import papers and, acting on their own discretion, allowed the material to go through.
Beginning in the 1880s, celluloid acquired one of its most prominent uses in detachable collars and cuffs for men's clothing, and the development of superior solvents allowed the material to be made into flexible film for photography.
A ventilated glovebox allowed the material to be handled safely and undergo calorimetric tritium assay.
A second soft and flexible layer allowed the material to follow the geometry of the wound and ensured a good superficial contact.
The key point of this new route was the preparation of very fine composite powders, which allowed the material to be densified by natural sintering.
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This allowed the materials to be used over a broader temperature range.
Yet this pace leaves space for moments of stillness and allows the material to reveal itself.
For Elizabeth LeCompte, the director of the Wooster Group, a lengthy rehearsal period allows the material to emerge organically.
Allowing the material to become public, he said, "would do serious damage to U.K. national security and ultimately risk lives".
The sweep of this approach allows the material to be presented as a documentary rather than a collection of images.
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