The phrase "allowed to unfold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or situation that is permitted to develop or progress naturally over time.
Example: "The story was allowed to unfold at its own pace, revealing the characters' motivations gradually."
Alternatives: "permitted to develop" or "free to evolve".
Very little happens, very little is said, only memories and regrets are allowed to unfold.
But in the golden 80s they arose from characters we cared about and were allowed to unfold naturally over time.
Yet even in the unlikely event that it does, look what we have already allowed to unfold.
Musical numbers are allowed to unfold before our eyes without endless jittery cut-aways and close-ups.
This allowed to unfold the physicochemical processes occurring within the anode supported cell and to identify which elements are responsible for major polarization losses.
Then, last week, the circus that the trustees have allowed to unfold took a bizarre turn that seemed almost intended to divert attention from the county museum's offer.
This operator allows to unfold a tensor into a matrix whose dimensions could be any combination A l of the tensor dimensions.
"Often, you're thinking of a worst-case scenario that you're allowing to unfold, and that's really the same as coming up with a sitcom plot," Brooker said of coming up with the plots for his show.
Metastability, for example, allows to unfold the seemingly paradoxical nature of language change, according to which languages evolve because they are spoken by a large number of speakers but the evolution is frustrated since the speakers are indeed many.
She pulled us to her, and allowed it to unfold delicately and gently.
Instead, he saw himself as one member of a venerable sequence of interpreters who added to a store of wisdom that God allowed progressively to unfold.
