The phrase "allowing over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is permitted or made possible gradually or as time progresses.
Example: "The new policy is designed to improve employee satisfaction, allowing over time for a more positive work environment."
Alternatives: "permitting gradually" or "enabling over time".
White found death from planes lurking in the very texture of 1948 New York by allowing, over time, the city to seep over him, by not being rushed, by making truth — and not the next news cycle — his muse.
Previous research on the impact of receiving an allogeneic HSCT has tended to use routinely collected data at clinic visits, which is a powerful approach allowing over time large numbers of data to be collected.
The second term is the intensive margin where occupational employment is held constant while the importance of tasks within occupations is allowed over time.
Any such agreement could also lay a foundation for an antitrust dialogue that would allow over time the US's sound enforcement practices to become well-established in China.
Its monthly nature allows tracking over time of the attitudes of young voters and provides an opportunity to capture opinions on events as they happen.
Our approach is quantifiable, allows tracking over time, and cross-country comparison - while paying attention to the local context out of which ED designs are born.
Sensilize's system calibrates information according to varying seasonal, atmospheric and light conditions, allowing comparison over time.
Central to this has been the decay of political mechanisms that extended citizenship, allowing immigrants, over time, to become part of the broader society.
All data has been deflated by means of the GDP deflator allowing comparison over time.
Moreover, the colorimetric assay kits are relatively expensive, and most important, they are destructive, not allowing measurements over time, using the same microtiter plate.
We chose four-year intervals to allow sufficient statistical precision, while keeping enough intervals to allow comparison over time during the 16-year study period.
