The phrase "allowed the process of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or facilitation of a particular procedure or series of actions.
Example: "The new policy allowed the process of employee evaluations to be more transparent and efficient."
Alternatives: "permitted the procedure of" or "facilitated the process of".
It allowed the process of soil washing to go much faster given the large samples.
Application of the designed polymers allowed the process of aqua regia-leaching, omitting the application of other, more harmful agents.
The Lib Dem energy secretary Ed Davey allowed the process of fracking to resume last December – though under strict conditions – after an initial project caused tremors in Lancashire in 2011.
There is no realistic prospect, therefore, of a 'shale gas revolution' in the UK". The Lib Dem energy secretary Ed Davey allowed the process of fracking to resume last December – though under strict conditions – after an initial project caused tremors in Lancashire in 2011.
By means of this theory of ideals, he allowed the process of unique factorization that is, expressing a number as the product of only one set of primes, or 1 and itself to be applied to many algebraic structures that hitherto had eluded analysis.
The Institutional Review Board allowed the process of informed consent to be waived due to the post-hoc analysis of collected clinical data.
In particular, the advent of new tools for fluorescence imaging has allowed the processes of vesicle exocytosis, endocytosis, and receptor activation to be spatially mapped in considerable detail.
Instead of allowing the process of democratization to establish its own limits, he constantly upset the work of reformers while failing to satisfy their adversaries.
We've made it very clear from the very beginning that we would not allow the process of inspections to string out forever".
I would appeal to the press to respect the family's request for privacy and allow the process of law and order to run its course".
