The phrase "allowed the proceeds of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving financial transactions, permissions, or distributions of funds.
Example: "The charity event allowed the proceeds of the ticket sales to go directly to the local shelter."
Alternatives: "permitted the earnings from" or "authorized the funds from".
The killing caused uproar in the Republic, and laws were introduced allowing the proceeds of crime to be confiscated.
No criminal should be allowed to keep the proceeds of their crime.
Instead of allowing clubs to split the proceeds of a tie between themselves, they could administer a central pool into which go all profits from a round.
"There were transactions by the defendants using casino chips, in a way that would allow them to hide the proceeds of their criminal activity," Ms. Milgram said.
Congress evidently intended to trust to the natural disposition of the parents to look after and care for their children out of the proceeds, and to allow them to treat the proceeds of the inalienable lands as a family fund, to be administered by them until the children should reach their majority.
But it is not at all clear that the company's creditors will allow Fourtou to leverage the proceeds of these sales into a counter-bid for Cegetel, rather than using the money to pay down Vivendi's staggering debt.
This paradigm sets up a distinctive motor sequence in which grooming proceeds and allowed the testing of the organizational principles governing how dusted flies groom their bodies with sequential movements.
So, there's an arbitrage game that Yale could play, or any nonprofit could play, but it does not, because it's not allowed to, unless it's using the proceeds of the debt for appropriate causes.
As shown in Additional file 3, HER2-VIA-induced internalization of HER2 was effectively blocked by sucrose, and this inhibition was reversible because removing sucrose from the cells allowed the internalization of HER2 to proceed.
Devolution was another major theme, with the government promising to implement new measures to allow local authorities to keep the proceeds of business rates, and underpin George Osborne's "northern powerhouse".
