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The phrase "allowed to get better" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the permission or opportunity for someone or something to improve or develop over time.
Example: "In this program, participants are allowed to get better at their skills through practice and feedback."
Alternatives: "permitted to improve" or "given the chance to enhance".
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"I'm not going to judge anyone on what went before; everyone is allowed to get better.
"Like if you break in at 21, or whatever, you're not allowed to get better.
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Such an approach in the creation of new methods of modification is important for research and allows to get better capacitance characteristics of EC.
"It allowed me to be loose and have fun, which allowed us to get better as a team".
"But it has allowed us to be more profitable, more competitive in the marketplace, and at the end of the day, it allowed customers to get better service".
Journals want splashy results to get more readers, and "p-hacking" has allowed researchers to get better results by massaging statistics in their favor.
Furthermore, in contrast to in-depth interviews, the more 'naturalistic' approach (i.e. closer to everyday conversation), including dynamic group interaction [ 28], allowed us to get better insight into the mechanisms behind university students' eating behaviours.
"That's helping us both out, that allows us to get better individually.
We have the right attitude that allows us to get better.
It also allows you to get better resolution on the bright things because you collect more light.
The harder question is the micro one: who should do day-to-day supervision of firms?Being close to banks should allow regulators to get better information.
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