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The phrase "allowed to settle down" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or opportunity for someone to establish themselves in a stable or permanent situation, often in relation to living arrangements or personal life.
Example: "After years of traveling for work, she finally felt ready to settle down in one place."
Alternatives: "permitted to establish roots" or "given the chance to find stability."
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One popular method of distribution is the ceiling diffuser, from which air is blown out along the ceiling level and allowed to settle down.
All of them (194 men, women and children) were shipped to Norfolk, given land and allowed to settle down with their own laws and customs.
Perhaps next year the Parliament can be allowed to settle down and be criticised for what it does rather than because of an ideological dislike directed at it by newspaper editors working for external owners.
Then, the reaction mixture is allowed to settle down.
After shaking, the suspensions were allowed to settle down.
The particles were allowed to settle down in methanol, which were filtered and washed with methanol.
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It produces a whipped cream style of appearance and can be smoothed down or allowed to settle in peaks.
Debris was allowed to settle for 2 min, and the supernatant containing single cells was spun down at 500 × g for 10 minutes.
Protozoan cultures were allowed to settle overnight.
All that has allowed him to settle down with his wife, Hilda, in a tidy suburb near here, and to put two sons through college.
After the chemotherapy, radiation and a few weeks to allow things to settle down, as my doctor put it, I was declared "clean" in February 2000.
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