The phrase "allowed them to save" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or opportunities given to individuals or groups to conserve resources, time, or money.
Example: "The new policy allowed them to save significantly on operational costs."
Alternatives: "permitted them to conserve" or "enabled them to retain".
The report says that clinicians across the 11 pilot sites estimated that the devices allowed them to save 507 referrals, equating to a saving of nearly 9% during the pilot period.
The board was able to get a New Markets tax credit that allowed them to save $800,000.
Although the Yankees talked optimistically about getting contributions from Loaiza, who won 21 games last season, they made the deal mostly because shedding Contreras allowed them to save $12 million in the difference in the remaining salaries.
These Democratic leaders were not, as Mr. Florio charged, interested only in Mr. Corzine's money, which allowed them to save a bundle for next year's governor's race, the grand prize in New Jersey politics.
In addition, biogas allowed them to save large costs that might otherwise be spent for purchasing firewood and charcoal.
This time around, the rate on their 30-year mortgage was lowered to 3.785%, which allowed them to save more than $300 a month on mortgage payments.
It's estimated that the owners' proposal would allow them to save $3.3 million a year in pension contributions — savings that amount to pocket change for an organization that generates over $9 billion a year in revenue.
Pinterest allows them to save the items and organize them into sets, including holiday wish lists.
If buying data allows them to save time and focus their pitches, then everyone wins.
To overcome this, people initially worked for others to raise funds, allowing them to save.
For instance, borrowers can take loans in small pieces, which allows them to save on interest.
