The phrase "allowed us to elevate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the opportunity or permission to improve or raise something to a higher level.
Example: "The new funding allowed us to elevate our project to a more advanced stage."
Alternatives: "enabled us to enhance" or "permitted us to raise".
"It's allowed us to elevate the dialogue around hunger".
What's more, our remotes allowed us to elevate the head and foot sections of our respective territories, providing all the fun of a hospital bed without having to be sick.
Surfacing how they made connections to a big idea allowed us to elevate participants' emerging understanding to a level of generalization that affords applicability beyond a particular lesson, task, or teacher.
Thus, our modifications allowed us to elevate the complexity of our shRNA-library as compared to the original technology, which utilized restriction enzymes for fragmentation of target DNA.
To directly test the functional role of miR-320 during terminal differentiation, we developed a transfection technique that allowed us to elevate and reduce the levels of selected microRNAs in reticulocytes.
Over email, the artist told THUMP that their goal was to show "how an intimate connection to our body allows us to elevate ourselves and to truly take control of our lives".
This circumvents the difficulty of increasing intracellular creatine in the adult cardiomyocyte and has allowed us to test the concept of elevating myocardial creatine as a therapeutic strategy for the first time.
Another strength of our study is the use of an appropriate spatial approach that allowed us to (i) identify areas of significantly elevated risk of ESRD incidence and (ii) investigate spatial implications of adjustment for neighbourhood characteristics.
But we've learnt that the cut of truth elevates any story, and the supportive environment has allowed us to take chances.
