The phrase "allowing the field" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing permissions or conditions that enable a particular area or domain to function or be utilized.
Example: "The new regulations are allowing the field of renewable energy to expand rapidly."
Alternatives: "permitting the area" or "enabling the domain".
But after a booth review, a second was added back to the clock, allowing the field goal by Lawrence, who was carried off the field by his teammates.
And it makes it very quick and easy to find out whether a new theory is viable, or is already ruled out by previous measurements - hopefully allowing the field to focus on the best candidates more rapidly.
The author is grateful to the MIGRINTER laboratory and the Fondation Poitiers Université for their grants allowing the field research to be conducted.
These data suggest that engineering materials with defined mechanical and biochemical properties and the ability to present migration- and proliferation-inducing factors, such as platelet-derived growth factor, basic fibroblast growth factor or epidermal growth factor, could be key in resolving the clinical problem of iPPROM and allowing the field of fetal surgery to move forward.
As for allowing the field to speak for itself, in the Ngudjolo case, the ICC decided that scientific evidence is objective, "even if the expert was appointed by only one party or by the Court".
We therefore propose that the outer crevice in WT Kv4.3 channels extends further into the transmembrane domain than it does in Shaker [10], thus allowing the field to be focused across R290 (R2 in Kv1) in the closed state.
Therefore, the high speeds would allow the field lines to get out of the way quickly.
The electrical conductivity of the core is too high to allow the field to decay on such a short timescale.
We nurtured and protected it and allowed the field to become all it is meant to be".
But a revised rule, approved in 2001 and put in for 2003, allowed the field one false start.
The new work could allow the field to vault significant problems, including the shortage of human embryonic stem cells and restrictions on federal financing for such research.
