The phrase "allowed us to close" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the completion of a task or project, indicating that something enabled or facilitated the conclusion.
Example: "The successful negotiations allowed us to close the deal ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "enabled us to finalize" or "permitted us to conclude".
If it were really a bridge that allowed us to close coal, use gas for a little while, while we developed zero carbon energies, that would not be insensible — but that's not what's actually happening.
Then, we used the shorter reads from the SOLiD sequencer, which allowed us to close gaps and to obtain a higher-quality sequence.
"That allowed us to close down all the space".
"Scoring so early gave us confidence," says Ranieri. "That allowed us to close down the space".
Opening our marriage has allowed us to close that gap so that the person I call "wife" is the same person my wife sees in the mirror.
"The detective received some new information, re-interviewed some of the individuals who were spoken to earlier, and what they told him allowed us to close the case after all these years".
"These agreements allow us to close the book on a challenging period for our company, and focus entirely on our business and meeting our customers' needs," said Vitro's chairman, Adrián G. Sada.
That view was backed by team principal Marco Mattiacci, who pointed out that the in-season freeze on engine development "does not allow us to close the gap.
Through our technology partners Oracle, Cisco, Microsoft, and Redhat, we're able to automate the verification process while increasing accuracy and ultimately allowing us to close loans in as little as 10 business days.
It allows us to close the door on our past year with all of its challenges, pain, and joy, and look to a new year with a clean slate and endless possibilities.
