The phrase "allowed to eliminate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted to remove or discard something.
Example: "In this experiment, participants are allowed to eliminate any distractions that may affect their focus."
Alternatives: "permitted to remove" or "authorized to discard".
A suitable activation process comprising mild H2 treatment without prior calcination has allowed to eliminate the cyanide ligands, with methane and ammonia evolution.
Third, trend analysis performed on the considered data has shown that deflating allowed to eliminate most of the trends present in the data.
An improved flex motor generation was launched in 2009 and allowed to eliminate the need for this secondary gas reservoir tank.
Earlier this month, the postmaster general warned Congress of a looming default and eventual bankruptcy; a government accountability official declared the postal service's business model "broken"; and even President Obama, in his recent $3 trillion deficit-reduction plan, said the postal service should be allowed to eliminate Saturday delivery in order to save itself.
A manual inspection of the output allowed to eliminate numerous false positives (e.g. genes lost in insects or nematodes, but present in Platyhelminthes or molluscs), yielding 40 genes for a more careful analysis.
One of 7 experiments was an outlier for some genes, but was not allowed to eliminate genes found significant in the other six.
This allows to eliminate false alarms by precluding models that are inconsistent with the measurements.
Its resolution allows to eliminate locally the edge temperatures as function of the mean temperature in each cell.
Implementation of a 'multifractional stepping' procedure for advection operator allows to eliminate severe restriction CFL=1 in traditionally used 'stream-and-collide' scheme.
Use of this index allows to eliminate contradiction between EUV intensities observed onboard SME and UARS satellites, because fluxes in minima between the 21 and 22 cycles (SME epoch) and between the 22 and 23 cycles (a UARS epoch) are practically identical.
This approach will allow to eliminate the stitch-up phase.
