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The phrase "allows them to take" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or opportunities granted to individuals or groups to engage in an action or obtain something.
Example: "The new policy allows them to take advantage of the resources available for their projects."
Alternatives: "enables them to acquire" or "permits them to obtain".
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The Britons' famous stiff upper lip allows them to take all this in stride.
And that in turn allows them to take better care of their patients".
But tenants need to check that their lease allows them to take in lodgers.
For these patients, precision health care reduces uncertainty and allows them to take charge.
The shape of their pupils also allows them to take in more light.
"But because of Farmclub's television show, its promotional reach allows them to take these bands to the next level".
Mathematically gifted, the students develop a system that allows them to take on the casinos in Vegas.
Cornell seniors may use the early admission option, which allows them to take courses toward their M.Eng.
That allows them to take 32 x 32 pixel images at the rate of 14 frames per second.
Being prepared for change allows them to take advantage of change events as opportunities, to evolve and to improve process maturity and supporting infrastructures.
An extended circulation lifetime allows them to take advantage of the enhanced permeability and retention effect (EPR), resulting in increased delivery to target sites.
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