The phrase "allowed us to consider" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the opportunity or permission to think about or evaluate something.
Example: "The new evidence allowed us to consider alternative explanations for the phenomenon."
Alternatives: "enabled us to contemplate" or "permitted us to evaluate".
This linkage also allowed us to consider the effects of cannabis use on specific aspects of educational attainment, such as performance in different subjects, in a way that has not been possible in previous studies 28.
The calibration has been carried out by using a set of available data in Italy that allowed us to consider import/export flows by road for three different freight types (perishable, industrial and consumption goods).
Additionally, available residential history information allowed us to consider differences in long and short-term residents using contaminated wells for drinking water.
Moreover, the CPRD allowed us to consider important potential confounders (such as BMI, excessive alcohol use, and HbA1c), which were included along with over 500 variables in the hdPS model.
Ca, Mg, and Cr measurements (n = 4,300) were interpolated into a regular 10 × 10 km grid over Finland using a hierarchical Bayesian conditional autoregressive (CAR) model (Appendix 1), which allowed us to consider the uncertainty of each observation.
However, the use of urinary Cd, which is a marker of long-term exposure, allowed us to consider the effects of Cd exposure over periods on the order of a decade or longer (Lauwerys et al. 1994).
A spokesperson for Babcock said: "Options analysis has allowed us to consider a more efficient and cost effective shift pattern within this area.
The Mets' weakened position in the standing "allowed us to consider a broader avenue of things," said Phillips, who is continuing to speak with other teams about potential deals.
These performances allowed us to consider the sand concrete as a good cementitious repair material.
Street-level imagery allowed us to consider obstructions along street canyons without relying on simplifications or simulations of the environment.
That allowed us to consider cities like San Francisco and Oakland, Calif., separately places that have independent housing trends but are lumped into the same larger metropolitan area.
