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The phrase "allowed us to order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone or something provided permission or the opportunity to place an order.
Example: "The manager's approval allowed us to order the necessary supplies for the project."
Alternatives: "permitted us to order" or "enabled us to place an order."
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(Our waiter allowed us to order it in the main dining room. Ask).
He has reluctantly allowed us to order our own appetizers only once since the 1980's and it was a complete disaster.
The WebOfKnowledge database allowed us to order search results by citation scores, ensuring that key references were not overlooked.
The optical maps of P. sneebia and P. rettgeri allowed us to order and orient the contigs as they are found in the physical chromosome for those two assemblies.
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We first built a dense porcine RH map using the high resolution IMNpRH212000rad panel, allowing us to order unambiguously genes at distances of 100 to 600 Kb [ 7].
On my first visit, the waiter was a touch officious, not allowing us to order appetizers before the rest of the meal.
Fish On is allowing us to order from the Happy Hour menu; the regular menu will be available, as well as other specials.
He pointed out the blackboard menu and refused to allow us to order more than a simple tomato salad, a perfectly grilled piece of tuna married to a piperade — a kind of ratatouille of tomatoes, spice and peppers — and a thick seafood stew, a cousin of bouillabaisse, dotted with mussels.
Awareness is what is needed to allow us to order and structure our thoughts.
The average values for TotDif allow us to order pockets according to the magnitude of the change in the electrostatic potential landscape induced by the peptide fragment.
In addition, our results allow us to order the cellular response to LRRK2 inhibition, and placed mitochondrial fission upstream of autophagic response.
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