The phrase "allows sweeping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something enables or permits a broad or comprehensive action or approach.
Example: "The new policy allows sweeping changes to the existing regulations, making it easier for businesses to adapt."
Alternatives: "enables broad" or "permits extensive".
The cryostat allows sweeping the sample temperature between 3.8 K and 300 K.
Elaborating on Mr. Vedrine's discussion, the statement issued by the French Embassy said that spreading democracy was "not a matter which allows sweeping generalizations".
While another peer who tried unsuccessfully to amend the bill, Green MP Jenny Jones, flagged a lack of requirement of "reasonable suspicion" for powers to be used — and therefore a lack of a clear threshold for authorizing state surveillance — arguing this allows sweeping justification for the usage of the bill's highly intrusive powers.
While another peer who tried unsuccessfully to amend the bill, Green MP Jenny Jones, flagged a lack of requirement of "reasonable suspicion" for powers to be used — and therefore a lack of a clear threshold for authorizing state surveillance — arguing this allows sweeping justification for the usage of the bill's highly intrusive powers.
We have already seen how inadequate procedures in existing law allow sweeping and erroneous enforcement actions in the name of protecting intellectual property.
Of course, all kids watch their parents' parties — and everything else about their parents — so the problem for a TV writer is how to make a show that goes beyond that perspective and yet doesn't allow sweeping, Newsweek-y generalities (like the ones in my first paragraph) to stand in for particular experiences of the kind that real people have and fictional characters need.
Of course, all kids watch their parents' parties — and everything else about their parents — so the problem for a TV writer is how to make a show that goes beyond that perspective and yet doesn't allow sweeping, _Newsweek-_y generalities (like the ones in my first paragraph) to stand in for particular experiences of the kind that real people have and fictional characters need.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously Wednesday to allow sweeping background checks of JPL scientists and other government contract workers, ruling that privacy rights do not prevent officials from digging into employees' medical, financial and sexual histories.
A cortical window was created to allow sweeping movement of curettes and moving along the cyst lining.
In a statewide referendum voters will decide whether to eliminate the state's eight high sheriffs and allow sweeping changes to a system that includes hundreds of deputy sheriffs and special deputies.
Even though a planetary mantle is composed of solid rock, the material there can slowly creep or flow, just as glacial ice does, allowing sweeping convective motions to take place.
