The phrase "allows us to really" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the extent or depth of an action or capability that is being enabled.
Example: "This new software allows us to really enhance our productivity and streamline our workflow."
Alternatives: "enables us to truly" or "permits us to significantly".
He's also introduced interoperable credit cards and gift cards, which, for example, a Printemps customer could use at FNAC. "This allows us to really find out how much wallet share we can get out of our customers,"says Barraquand.
This allows us to really get specific.
"It allows us to really give back through design," Mr. Kasperbauer said.
That is one of the things I love about gardens: they operate on a different timescale to humans, one which allows us to really witness the world.
"I welcome the provider's positive response to our inspection approach that allows us to really get under the skin of adult social care services better than ever before".
"We've made significant upgrades in our team defense, and certainly from a pitching-staff standpoint, Lackey allows us to really deepen out our rotation," the pitching coach John Farrell said.
We're making millions of pairs of shoes with [Adidas], and as we do that, we're learning a lot about what it takes to manufacture This is going to allow us to really step on the gas and support our customers, both in the US and outside".
"As a result we now have a global audience using our network of four million uniques and growing, so it's allowed us to really rapidly scale our growth without being constrained by physical SIMs or the cost of data".
"Direct-injection engines allow us to really maximize the benefit.
If configured correctly, the new microphones also allow us to really reduce the noise".
Do these accounts allow us to really form a view on the right amount of tax Facebook should pay?
