The phrase "allowed to formulate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or capabilities related to creating or developing something, such as ideas, plans, or responses.
Example: "Students are allowed to formulate their own hypotheses during the experiment."
Alternatives: "permitted to create" or "authorized to develop".
The numerical validation was based on a newly introduced load independent metric, which allowed to formulate general conclusions.
The combination of numerical tools and historical research allowed to formulate, test and validate a hypothesis regarding the architecture and the operation of these ancient buildings.
A thorough investigation of the influence of rf-power, DC-bias on the substrate, deposition time on the properties of the calcium phosphate coating allowed to formulate a mechanism for the film growth.
The large flow of waste modelled allowed to formulate and assess realistic alternative WM scenarios and to design infrastructural systems which are likely to correspond to those submitted for approval to the local authorities.
Currently, the most documented and known prehistoric human settlement are those located in the eastern Italian Alps, where data collected for more than thirty years allowed to formulate realistic hypothesis about the dynamics of human population in the region.
It was possible, in fact, to deduce that patients receiving surgical-orthodontic treatment had indices that allowed to formulate a prognosis, i.e., to estimate the neuromuscular function and measure at the follow-up.
It allows to formulate an optimization criterion for the acoustic characteristics of burners or flames without regard of the boundary conditions offered by combustor or plenum.
This allows to formulate the projections between the Lagrangian particle space and the Eulerian finite element space in terms of local (i.e. cellwise) ℓ2-projections efficiently.
This allows to formulate some hints for designers to make the smoke removal systems robust on the wind influence and other unpredictable factors.
This allows to formulate criteria for stopping the iterative algebraic solver and the iterative linearization solver when the corresponding error components do not affect significantly the overall error.
Furthermore, it provides intuition for the decoding process, and allows to formulate the code design problem in many cases as a convex optimization problem.
