The phrase "allowed to erode" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is permitted to deteriorate or decline over time, often referring to physical structures, relationships, or principles.
Example: "The old bridge was allowed to erode, leading to safety concerns for the community."
Alternatives: "permitted to decay" or "authorized to deteriorate".
What is distressing to me is that it has been allowed to erode.
Intimidating police tactics must not be allowed to erode people's right to protest.
The unethical and criminal acts of a select few cannot be allowed to erode centuries of press freedom.
It will be interesting to see how these stories evolve if that sense of otherness is allowed to erode.
"However, these proposals must not be allowed to erode the fundamental values of universality, accessibility and equality that should underlie health care," he said.
Some flooding from that overspill results—but not as much as if the spill were allowed to erode and destroy the levee itself.Yet simply halting floodwaters and preventing short-term damage is not enough.
We have thereby a strategy grounded in law, a fundamental principle and tool for natural resource sustainability that we have allowed to be eroded by multiple exceptions to the rule.
A plan is in place to manage this erosion whereby some parts of the coastline such as the country park will be allowed to continue eroding, and others – including the site of the Roman fort and the medieval church – will be protected from further erosion.
Popular war heroes like former Senator Bob Dole and Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf implied that the Clinton administration had let veterans down and allowed defenses to erode.
The United States claims this has allowed Airbus to erode Boeing's dominance of civil aviation, forcing it to cut its commercial production by 60percentt over the last five years and pare its work force by 40,000 people.
Problems started in the early 1990s when former chief executive Daniel Gill bought Miracle Ear hearing aids and allowed competition to erode profits at its Ray-Ban sunglasses unit.
