The phrase "allowing scarce" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The new policy is allowing scarce resources to be allocated more efficiently."
Alternatives: "permitting limited" or "enabling rare".
Instead, by allowing scarce resources to be devoted to more productive uses, we can create real value for the economy.
This could significantly reduce the financial burden on the Ghanaian government, allowing scarce malaria control funds to be more efficiently allocated to rural areas and less-affluent households with higher risk of malaria infection, says CCP's Matthew Lynch, project director of PSMP.
Demand for glaucoma appointments can be reduced allowing scarce medical resources to be directed to patients most in need.
Compared with a traditional, fixed trial methodology, a well-designed adaptive trial can increase the probability of correctly identifying a truly effective therapy and can hasten the identification of futility, allowing scarce resources to be more rapidly directed towards the next promising target or project [ 111].
This will allow scarce talent to be leveraged, experience pooled, and duplication avoided.
It promises to reshape a park adjacent to the proposed building, Gorman Park, which is built on a steep slope that allows scarce recreational space.
If we allow scarce resources to be squandered on surveillance programmes that violate the very rights they purport to defend, we haven't protected our liberty at all: we have paid to lose it.
Malnutrition and starvation also were common, because plantation owners failed to plan adequately for food shortages, drought, and natural disasters, and slaves were allowed scarce time to tend their own crops.
Focusing immigration enforcement on property and violent criminals while legalizing those who are neither will allow scarce government resources to focus on actual threats.
Aaron Fobes, a spokesman for Coburn, says his boss "is troubled that Congress again allowed scarce scientific research funding to go to lower-priority political science studies".
This will allow scarce resources to be focused.
