The phrase "allowed to reverse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or capability to change direction or undo an action is being discussed.
Example: "In this game, players are allowed to reverse their last move if they realize it was a mistake."
Alternatives: "permitted to undo" or "authorized to go back".
It can't target United States persons by law, and it isn't allowed to reverse-target — picking a foreign target with the hopes of picking up the communications of someone thought to be in the United States.
As the data often did not allow to reverse calculate significance levels, we simply tested whether the predictions pointed to the right direction – whether CI levels indeed decreased (1), increased (2), or were within a 10% margin (3).
However, an a priori distinction between reversible and irreversible reactions may become problematic under extreme conditions, e.g. depletion of substrates or accumulation of intermediates due to inhibition of enzymes, where metabolite concentrations may drastically change thus allowing to reverse reactions that are normally designated to be irreversible.
"The decision should have been allowed to be reversed," Watson said.
The discovery of the diaries allowed her to reverse this disturbing process.
But she did make her coach a little nervous when she allowed Hingis to reverse the course of events in the second set.
The Coca-Cola Company said yesterday that strong sales of Vanilla Coke and Diet Coke in the first quarter allowed it to reverse course and report earnings despite economic challenges in some places overseas.
[Page C2.] Coca-Cola Posts Quarterly Profit The Coca-Cola Company said that strong sales of Vanilla Coke and Diet Coke in the first quarter allowed it to reverse course and report a profit despite economic challenges in some places overseas.
What secret strategy allowed them to reverse the momentum of economic and demographic decline?
