The phrase "allowed to settle a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing permissions or agreements related to resolving a situation or issue.
Example: "The parties involved were allowed to settle a dispute amicably without further legal action."
Alternatives: "permitted to resolve a" or "authorized to conclude a".
The background current was allowed to settle to a baseline and a series of 5- to 30-µl aliquots of a 1 mM sulfite stock solution were added to 1 ml of buffer 4. The enzyme reaction was monitored via the oxidation of the cyt c until steady state values were reached.
Cells (50 μl) were then allowed to settle in a well of an 8-well glass chamber slide (Nunc) for 20 minutes, and the medium was removed and replaced with 200 μl PBM.
Cardiomyocytes were allowed to settle on a coverslip, placed on a bath (Cell Microcontrols, Norfolk, VA, USA) and super-fused with the same modified KH solution at 37°C.
For species identification, the bottle containing plankton samples was gently shaken to resuspend all materials, was poured on water a petri dish, and was allowed to settle for a minute.
Then the solutions were allowed to settle and a droplet of the resulting supernatant was placed on a holey carbon film and dried.
The whole performance felt very erratic, with no artist being allowed to settle into a song properly and the whole thing being over in a flash.
The lesson was not learnt, though, and George Bailey was allowed to settle on a diet of short bowling, making 55 and rebuilding in a stand of 146 with Finch.
Samples were allowed to settle for a few seconds and were then mounted in PBS between a coverslip and a microscope slide.
Adults were allowed to settle for a few minutes and the supernatant was removed until there was a volume of approximately 200 μl in the tube.
Only once before the play's conclusion are Julie and John allowed to settle into a moment of serenity.
