Force allowed in hook_node_access Is there a way to force node access to allowed if there is a hook in a different module marking it as forbidden?

I have a custom module where i implement hook_node_access, returning allowed should certain conditions apply, but the result is being override by a contrib module that sets node access to forbidden. 

Can i force my result?
The only way i found to fix this was preventing the conflicting hook from running:

function myModule_module_implements_alter(&amp;$implementations, $hook) {

    if ($hook == 'node_access') {

      unset($implementations['conflicting_module']); // Not any more
    }
}


As it contains useful functionality, i'm running it in my own code, should my conditions for allowed not apply:

function myModule_node_access(NodeInterface $node, $op, AccountInterface $account) {

  if ($account-&gt;isAuthenticated() and myConditionIsTrue()) {

      return AccessResult::allowed();
  }

  // Run removed hook

  if (function_exists('conflicting_module_node_access')) {

    return conflicting_module_node_access($node, $op, $account);
  }

  return AccessResult::neutral();
}


This is less than ideal and i would prefer an alternative.