The phrase "allowed us to send" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that permission or capability was granted to send something, such as a message or information.
Example: "The new software update allowed us to send files more efficiently than before."
Alternatives: "permitted us to send" or "enabled us to send".
The SBD allowed us to send and receive small data messages (less than 340 bytes) to anywhere on the Earth's surface.
However, North Korea allowed us to send letters.
But, with us standing together to fight, they don't have a chance!" Dear Supporter, Your incredible contribution of time and money allowed us to send the establishment a powerful message last year.
The parents of 377 (68.5%) children diagnosed with cancer filled in a questionnaire and 363 allowed us to send a Q (GP).
It allowed us to send in a first humanitarian convoy, as I said 1.9 million doses of vaccines, vaccines that are urgently needed for a planned campaign to vaccinate 600,000 children across Yemen.
For example: Hook: "How often do you walk past a building and wonder what it looked like 100 years ago?" Explanation: "Technology has allowed us to send a man to the moon, develop vaccines for ailments like polio, and — now — plumb the depths of history for visual clues to our architectural past".. Follow up with background information.
For instance, the same face-scanning technology that Apple plans to use for our security will also allow us to send animated emoji, called animoji.
We are currently piloting mobile payments which will allow us to send money directly to borrowers instead of through a field partner, using Kenya's mobile-phone-based money transferring system M-pesa.
Dave Ward, deputy general secretary of the Communication Workers Union said: "Ofcom's primary duty is to protect the universal service which allows us to send a letter to Belfast, Bristol or Brighton all for the same price.
