The phrase "allowed us to enter" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation where permission was granted to access a place or participate in an event.
Example: "The security guard checked our IDs and allowed us to enter the building."
Alternatives: "permitted us to enter" or "granted us access to".
"The technology," he declared, "has really allowed us to enter this world".
After an awkward five-minute conversation, she allowed us to enter, then dumped a bottle of soju and a plate of celery sticks on our table.
The job market simply has not allowed us to enter the workforce and achieve financial security the way that prior generations have been able to.
We type some keywords into Google using a keyboard because this is the only way the technology we had allowed us to enter information.
These days, social media have allowed us to enter the global narrative and witness our dangers in real time.
Using the same build for the hardware, Nature has allowed us to enter our mental universe, only to discover the infinitude of the conscious universe.
In summary, bioinformatics facilitates deriving hypotheses allowing us to enter the network structure, followed by identifying structure function relationships using other tools.
Thus, advances in imaging and developments in liposome radiolabeling techniques allow us to enter a new arena where we start to consider how to use imaging for patient selection and treatment monitoring in connection to nanocarrier based medicines.
"The mayor locked the doors and would not allow us to enter," Mr. George said.
The kind of virtual worlds that video games allow us to enter have been commonplace in science fiction for decades.
And here were seem to be in need of a new story and one that allows us to enter with critical sympathy into the mindset of political Islam.
