The phrase "allowed to sort out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permission or the ability to resolve or organize something.
Example: "The team was allowed to sort out the issues before the final presentation."
Alternatives: "permitted to resolve" or "authorized to organize".
The dispersion of results is noteworthy; the exercise allowed to sort-out technically eligible candidates for the application.
Ryan Hinton, who was given an unconditional offer to study chemistry at Sussex, says: "It allowed me to sort out my student finance and accommodation, knowing for certain I wouldn't have to muck around and change it all later".
The arrival of effective HIV combination treatments ensured that I survived, but the positive thinking that I learned from the often embarrassingly California exercises in Hay's book allowed me to sort out the feelings of powerlessness and despair that medication couldn't reach.
This allowed us to sort out the red stromal cells and separate them from the hematopoietic cells in order to investigate potential changes in gene expression patterns in the OP9 cells.
A simple buddying system has helped one company increase uptake; another company is using a system that shows the comparative cost and carbon emissions of virtual meetings versus face-to-face; and another simply ensures video conferences always start 10 minutes before the hour to allow time to sort out any IT glitches.
The proposed moratorium, announced to staff today in a memo from NIH Deputy Director Raynard Kington, will allow NIH to sort out ongoing questions about possible ethics lapses and devise a rigorous oversight system.
Writing out your anger allows you to sort out your emotions in a thoughtful and logical way.
But only questions allow us to sort out what candidates think about the things that matter most to us as voters and individuals.
This will also allow you to sort out your own feelings towards being pregnant as well.
