The phrase "allowed the rejection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or acceptance is given for something to be rejected, such as proposals, applications, or ideas.
Example: "The committee allowed the rejection of the proposal after careful consideration of its merits."
Alternatives: "permitted the dismissal of" or "authorized the refusal of".
Opinion polls today confirm that even those who criticize perestroika and its leaders appreciate the gains it allowed: the rejection of the totalitarian system; freedom of speech, assembly, religion and movement; and political and economic pluralism.
The results of this experiment allowed the rejection of the hypotheses that the number of transitions modeled by the control group is equal by the ones modeled by the experimental group (pair H04 and H17).
VGII showed incongruence in the phylogenies that allowed the rejection of clonality (P<0.0001).
These observations allowed the rejection of the dprA locus from the scheme.
None of the chi-square tests allowed the rejection of the null hypothesis of homogeneity between the studies at the 0.05 or 0.1 level of statistical significance.
For a sample size of 50 patients, the 95% confidence intervals of 0.70 to 0.87 allowed the rejection of the hypothesis that reliability was 0.8 if the observed reliability fell below 0.7 [ 23].
The p value of the underidentification test also allows the rejection of the hypothesis of having a weak instrument.
Thus, the small mammal dominance indices differed considerably depending on the succession type (natural or induced), thereby allowing the rejection of hypothesis H3.
Moreover, when applied to time series with an effect of interest, this method gives a density function of F values which allows the rejection of the null hypothesis.
This procedure allows the rejection of common mode frequency modulations.
A sample size of 5591 evaluable subjects was required to allow the rejection of the null hypothesis that the vaccine efficacy against culture-confirmed influenza illness was ≤ 45%.
