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The phrase "allows the problem to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where something enables or permits an issue to occur or persist.
Example: "The lack of communication allows the problem to escalate further."
Alternatives: "enables the issue to" or "permits the problem to".
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Such an idealization requires a Dual Boundary Element formulation that allows the problem to be solved.
The local government is not dealing with the situation on the ground, which of course only allows the problem to grow.
The disparity in time and length scales allows the problem to be decomposed in different regions and regimes when matched appropriately produce the full description of the flow.
This allows the problem to be converted into obtaining only a coasting time and gimbal angles such that their combination maximizes body angular velocity along the rotational axis of the maneuver.
"When I have a vexing creative problem to solve," he said, "doing something trivial allows the problem to percolate in a recess of my brain, and once the trivial problem is solved, the difficult problem is seen in a new light".
This builds a lot of trust and allows the problem to be tackled earlier.
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"Unfortunately Washington has allowed the problem to fester for too long.
That allowed the problem to continue because Davol's assessment proved wrong.
But he added: "The ayatollah has called on the demonstrators to remain calm, to keep a cool head and allow the problem to be resolved through negotiation".
Pledging the construction of a "new, model facility," Mr. Vougias said he was "determined not to allow the problem to be transferred elsewhere".
Trump aides said the administration's priorities are imperative because legalizing the dreamers without fixing other parts of the immigration system would allow the problem to continue.
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