The phrase "allowed to develop and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or opportunity is given for growth or progress in a particular area.
Example: "Children should be allowed to develop and explore their interests freely to foster creativity."
Alternatives: "permitted to grow and" or "given the chance to evolve and".
As a result, the governor was obliged to write to Mr Brown explaining why the situation had been allowed to develop and what the Bank intended to do about it.
Dave Cameron, a Jamaican who took over as president of the WICB last year, has already been asked for a full explanation of how the crisis was allowed to develop and seems certain to face some tough questions at a meeting of the ICC board early next month.
Fleming and other environmental groups, both local and national, criticized the commission for attempting to redefine the species' recovery according to social tolerance rather than biology; representatives from rural counties, meanwhile, complained that the government forces them to preserve land for panthers while urban communities are allowed to develop and prosper.
The same pertained for the odour of uninfested plants whose hyphal connections had been allowed to develop, and then severed by the rotation of the mesh.Broad beans, then, really do seem to be using their fungal symbionts as a communications network, warning their neighbours to take evasive action.
Mite individuals were allowed to develop, and females were left to deposit eggs.
We assume there is no chemical interaction between the phases though both are soluble, no voids are allowed to develop, and there is a quasi-steady state.
Larvae were allowed to develop, pupate and eclose, and were collected as virgins for four days after initial eclosions.
Electroporated embryos were allowed to develop further and fixed at various developmental stages in acetone, methanol or 2 4% paraformaldehyde in phosphate-buffered saline (PBS) depending on subsequent analyses.
Injected embryos were allowed to develop, fixed, and assessed for cell division defects (Fig. 4A,B).
In both cases L4 stage animals were picked onto fresh plates seeded with food and allowed to develop at 20°C, and one-day old adults were analyzed.
Rats were treated with N-nitroso- N-methylurea and allowed to develop mammary hyperplastic and premalignant lesions with a maximum frequency 6 weeks after carcinogen administration.
