The phrase "allowed to include patients" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or authorization is being discussed regarding the inclusion of patients in a study, program, or activity.
Example: "The research team was allowed to include patients in the clinical trial to gather more comprehensive data."
Alternatives: "permitted to involve patients" or "authorized to incorporate patients".
Our study allowed to include all patients with a known diagnosis of CHD.
In calculating the savings, Pfizer is allowed to include free medicines -- valued at about $1 million -- it provides to clinics caring for Medicaid patients.
Another consequence of the very short study follow-up of 6 weeks without a run-in period (allowing to include only stable patients), 17 exacerbation onset weeks (19%) and 66 (23%) stable weeks were excluded because it was not possible to assess CCQ change (exacerbation onset before inclusion, or onset in the sixth week).
This modification of the method allowed us to include patients with small tumour volumes into the program.
The apparently old age at 'diagnosis'/first admission may suggest that these are in fact not all first admissions, that is, the relatively short wash in period has allowed us to include patients readmitted after more than 5 years as 'first admissions'.
Therefore, pragmatic clinical trials allow researchers to include patients for whom the treatment will ultimately be applied and to utilize meaningful endpoints.
The multicenter design may allow us to include patients with various profiles, regardless of each unit specific organization.
Using the QAS will allow us to include patients who are not formally employed (e.g. students, housewives and -men, self- or unemployed).
Furthermore, the non-nested structure of the random effects (since every patient can logically pick up drugs from various pharmacies) urged the use of an approach which would allow us to include patients and pharmacists as crossed independent random effects.
This approach could decrease the potential risk of these susceptible subjects from the exposure to high levels of PM and allow us to include patients with more severe disease who are most likely the populations that developed adverse effects with exposure to PM.
