The phrase "allowed the operation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or approvals related to the functioning or execution of a process, system, or activity.
Example: "The new regulations allowed the operation of the facility under stricter safety standards."
Alternatives: "permitted the functioning of" or "authorized the execution of".
Frank A. Barnaby, president of the steamboat company and the man who allowed the operation of the unsafe vessel, went free, along with everyone else involved.
Such encapsulation technique was previously demonstrated by using hexagonal boron nitride (h-BN), and this technique allowed the operation of large area devices for more than 1000 h in air21.
The fractional calculus has allowed the operations of integration and differentiation to be applied for any fractional order [17 21].
The fractional calculus has allowed the operations of integration and differentiation to be applied upon any fractional-order.
Due to its increasing interest, the technical requirements imposed by unconventional operating modes will be addressed together with the design adaptations that allow the operation of SMB units with compressible fluids and the implementation of Hybrid-SMB processes.
He added that thousands of permits allowing the operation of industrial facilities might not comply with the law "because their monitoring requirements are invalid".
For example, he said, allowing the operation of an airport in the West Bank or a seaport in Gaza would give Palestinians easier access to outside markets.
Israeli leaders have warned Hezbollah and Tehran that they would not allow the operation of an Iranian missile factory in Lebanon.
The 6-electrode cell allows the operation of two working electrodes independent from each other one of which serves as a detection electrode.
The shielding performance was proven to be sufficient to allow the operation of the DEMO power plant over the full-anticipated lifetime.
