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The phrase "allows to be identified" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where something enables or permits identification, but it requires a subject to clarify what is being allowed.
Example: "The system allows users to be identified through their unique login credentials."
Alternatives: "enables identification" or "permits identification".
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Lemurs that are not fully adult are characterized by lower marking frequencies and a smaller body size [3], which allows to be identified as subadults.
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A spokesman for the government of the principality of Monaco, who was not allowed to be identified because of official rules, said he expected an announcement this week that the country would adopt the rules.
Back at his base in a Persian Gulf country that the military's ground rules do not allow to be identified, Snooze took a 90-minute lunch break while his plane was rearmed and refueled.
"It's hard to say if the Kirkuk issue is what it's really about, or if this is all just smoke and mirrors to go back to a closed list," said one Western diplomat, who was not allowed to be identified speaking to the media.
The result is widely viewed as successful, spawning an attitude that allows hazards to be identified before accidents occur.
No information you give in this questionnaire will be shared in a way that allows you to be identified.
Acceptance of this future receiving allows you to be identified as someone who does not receive in the present.
He allowed himself to be identified by name -- Capt.
But their comments were echoed by recently retired police officials who were less reticent about allowing themselves to be identified.
"She misbehaved, in the sense of allowing herself to be identified," said Shari Diamond, a law professor at Northwestern University.
Medical privacy rules forbid release of any information that could allow individuals to be identified.
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