The phrase "allowed to diminished" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "allowed to diminish"? You can use "allowed to diminish" when discussing the permission or acceptance of something decreasing or lessening over time.
Example: "In this project, we are allowed to diminish our resources gradually to ensure sustainability."
Alternatives: "permitted to decrease" or "allowed to reduce".
True, this gave him freedom to "have a bit of a dart" but that should not be allowed to diminish the second half-century of his Test career.
Its lack of plot seems to mirror the lack of satisfactory purpose behind the Iraq war itself, but this isn't allowed to diminish the mission of its principals.
It has reached the point that some historians even caution that enthusiasm for Adams, the nation's second president, shouldn't be allowed to diminish respect accorded his successor, Thomas Jefferson.
Nothing was allowed to diminish her energy for writing, cooking and leaping from her chair with a scream of "Mamma Mia!" at the folly of the world.Yet her own death was not her chief concern.
If Indians seem less concerned today by this dispute than they were in the 1990s, it's not because the issue does not resonate with them: it is because what was at stake then – Indian secularism – itself has been allowed to diminish in importance by its custodians.
But the size of the production budget should not be allowed to diminish the aura of this potential masterpiece.
Religious believers are not allowed to diminish any person created in the image of God (regardless of their beliefs).
But the nation's fleet of heavy-duty firefighting tankers has been allowed to diminish in number to a shadow of its former strength.
Decreasing the particle size, ie matching the size/thickness of porous catalyst particles/coatings to their intrinsic catalytic activity and the applied current density allows to diminish the Thiele modulus and to increase catalyst utilization to the highest possible degree.
The Fourth Estate is a vital component of our system of government and it must not be allowed to be diminished as a result of ignorance or apathy".
