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The phrase "allowed us to cut" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or opportunities that enable a reduction or elimination of something, such as costs, time, or resources.
Example: "The new policy allowed us to cut our expenses significantly this quarter."
Alternatives: "permitted us to reduce" or "enabled us to decrease".
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The Internet has allowed us to cut into that".
We have introduced measures which... have allowed us to cut asylum claims dramatically.
The Internet has allowed us to cut into that". DAT, while keeping its television monitors in place, has edged onto the Internet.
"Tax cuts paying for themselves became a staple of the Republican mantra that allowed us to cut taxes and invade two countries," said Rep. Richard E. Neal (D-Mass)., a senior member of the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee.
It allowed us to cut across space and time in all sorts of fascinating ways.
These systems allowed us to cut spam on the platform by 95percentt in 2010, greatly increasing user satisfaction and trust with apps on Facebook.
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What type of work force will you need? A. Mostly skilled technicians who can use computer numerical controlled machines, which allow us to cut many products at once.
Since this study allows us to cut down the number of useful representations, we propose to study the best behaving ones in more detail with separate weighting factors where needed.
Carney "rates need to be high enough to allow us to cut if needed whilst unwinding QE".
If it performs as expected, it will increase Delvic's profits substantially and ultimately allow us to cut the cost of collecting sludge from needy homes".
Perhaps it is the asymmetrical intimacy embedded in the therapist-client relationship that allows us to cut it off so abruptly.
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