The phrase "allowing ample time to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to provide sufficient time for a task or activity to be completed effectively.
Example: "We should schedule the meeting for next week, allowing ample time to discuss all the important topics."
Alternatives: "providing sufficient time to" or "giving enough time to".
V.V.I.P.'s are seated in prime position along the FRONT ROW, for example two-thirds down a straight (OUT AND BACK) runway – a vantage point that allows ample time to see the front and back of each LOOK.
Once I'd allowed ample time to familiarise myself with the way of life, I searched the Yellow Pages for employment agencies and headed into the city armed with a file of heavily padded-out CVs.
Mice had free access to food and water and were allowed ample time to acclimatize before the experiments.
This flexibility, and the absence of pressure to return to work, allowed ample time to connect with my son as I learned to be a mom.
Harrison himself is allowed ample time to show off the acerbic wit and generous spirit that endeared him to so many.
According to Van Hollen spokeswoman Bridgett Frey, the bill was released early on so as to allow ample time "to incorporate feedback and craft strong legislation that responds to the court's decision".
Prior to visiting the home, potential healthy control families will be posted MR-IMPACT study information sheets at least 48 hours in advance to allow ample time to consider study participation.
The entry criteria are listed in box 1. Women with symptoms of HMB will be given full information about the study and allowed ample time to read the information and consider whether they wish to participate.
If you plan to make any stocking stuffers yourself, be sure to allow ample time to do so and remember that the holiday season may make you even busier.
For managers, though, that means rewarding curiosity and allowing ample time for employees to explore.
