The phrase "allowed to span" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or capability is being discussed, particularly in relation to covering a range or extent of something.
Example: "The project timeline is flexible, and team members are allowed to span their tasks across multiple weeks if necessary."
Alternatives: "permitted to cover" or "authorized to extend".
Since URIs may be used to reference resources on any server worldwide, RDF triples allow to span a global graph data structure.
The logarithmic sampling allows to uniformly span different orders of magnitude of the value of the chosen parameter using a reduced but fine-grained set of samples, therefore efficiently analyzing the dynamics of the system in a broad range of experimental conditions.
The nano-network allowed cells to span between individual micro-fibers and influenced cell morphology.
We measured the cooling power at different emitter temperatures using PID control, which allowed us to span the range of cooling powers at different operating conditions and perform measurements in a short time span (5 min per emitter temperature) when the weather conditions stayed relatively uniform.
(It stars the late Philip Seymour Hoffman, the best actor of his generation -- his excellence allowed him to span an incredible age range in characters, among other demonstrations of brilliance).
Cuban percussionist Miguel Anga Diazan, acclaimedmed conga master who perfected a dazzling five-drum technique with a versatility that allowed him to span genres from progressive jazz to traditional Afro-Cuban standards, has died.
Each week, for three hours on Thursdays, our class would sit in the Harvard Art Museum study room, allowed to hold coins spanning in origin from 6th century B.C.E. to the 20th century.
Proteins are of great interest as multivalent scaffolds because their nanoscale size allows them to span large areas for chelate effect binding, the well-defined structure allows for precise functionalization, and the protein itself has therapeutic potential.
The relatively long length of these clones allows them to span repetitive regions between genes, thereby linking the genes; it also allows their integration into a BAC-based physical map based on DNA fingerprints.
