The phrase "allowed us to express" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the opportunity or permission to convey thoughts, feelings, or ideas.
Example: "The workshop allowed us to express our creativity in ways we never thought possible."
Alternatives: "enabled us to convey" or "permitted us to articulate".
This strategy allowed us to express Smα-Int3 integrin successfully in S. cerevisiae.
The personal computer has allowed us to express emotion, creativity and taste – to clothe the common word with our own style.
Introducing normal trend of sonic velocity υn and resistivity ϱn allowed us to express sonic velocity (and, therefore, the bulk density of the shale) as a nonlinear function of resistivity with good correlation between the normalized velocity and normalized resistivity.
"It was a good thing that Worcester got their bonus point so early on as it broke the game up a little bit and allowed us to express ourselves.
So, once he cast us, he kind of allowed us to express the friendship that we naturally had and allowed for that to be felt throughout the movie within the context of the characters that he had written.
It ultimately allowed us to express and purify a soluble domain of the yeast exocyst protein Sec10p that will enable further biochemical and structural analyses.
The next theorem will be useful for allowing us to express the multiplicative integral term above in a special way.
Substituting (21) and (29) into (26) allows us to express the close-form expression of outage probability for BTB SCM as (7).
Learning semantics: Natural language allows us to express complex ideas using a few words, but the actual semantics are rarely directly observed.
The beauty of social media for personal use is that it allows us to express our individuality and share our lives to the extent that we choose.
In this work, we propose to use security adaptation contracts that allow us to express and adapt the security requirements of the services and their orchestration.
