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The phrase "allowed violence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the permissibility or acceptance of violent actions, often in legal, ethical, or social discussions.
Example: "In some cultures, certain forms of allowed violence are seen as acceptable during specific rituals or events."
Alternatives: "permitted violence" or "accepted violence".
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There were myriad problems with the deployment, but the government's under-the-radar foot-dragging slowed the arrival of peacekeepers and allowed violence in Darfur to continue.
The schools, Theodore Roosevelt and William H. Taft High Schools, are regarded as outdated structures because impersonal environments have allowed violence and academic failure to get out of hand, officials said.
After only ten months in power, Peña Nieto has driven the economy into a wall, ignited widespread social protest, ramped up human rights violations and allowed violence and corruption to spin out of control.
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"We will not allow violence today".
And to keep the contest fair, don't forget Kinji Fukasaku, for allowing violence its outlet.
But we can't allow violence to override the peacemaking process.
He added, "Russia's task was confined to not allowing violence".
Blair says: "We will not allow violence to change our societies or our values.
Speaking of Mr. Sharon, he added, "I think he recognizes that you can't achieve peace by allowing violence to escalate or causing violence to escalate".
The police were criticized for allowing violence by some protesters to go unchecked one day and overreacting to protests the next day.
The key then would be in incentivising positive group behaviours rather than allowing violence to be at the tip of every interaction tree.
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