The phrase "a strategy that allows" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a method or plan that enables a specific action or outcome.
Example: "The new marketing plan is a strategy that allows us to reach a broader audience effectively."
Alternatives: "a method that enables" or "an approach that permits".
Ms Yellen played a central role in the adoption of a strategy that allows for that.
They eat cat food at home, and then hunt just for sport, a strategy that allows them to exist at densities far greater than carnivores achieve in nature.
"We've created a strategy that allows me to get high returns without some of the risks that are associated with volatility," he says.
We must implement these new programs with a strategy that allows us to adapt to changing circumstances, and attract the private inspiration which has always made our cultural system so resilient and innovative.
Most three-dimensional shooters allow saves at any point during the game -- a strategy that allows players to finish games more easily, but one that, when abused, can squeeze the fun out of a game by sacrificing its challenge.
So when a team makes a franchise-altering trade, as the New York Knicks did last night for Carmelo Anthony, it's worth considering whether it's part of a strategy that allows them to accomplish either of these two objectives.
At Paramount, he helped pioneer co-financing, a strategy that allowed Paramount to share the risks of its high-budget films with outside partners.
Last year, prosecutors in Los Angeles initially charged that Milberg Weiss paid $11 million in kickbacks to plaintiffs in more than 150 cases, a strategy that allowed it to beat other firms to the courthouse and earn more than $216 million in fees.
A bank branch in Tehran would place a red car on its roof and announce that all depositors would be entered into a lottery for that car — a strategy that allowed the bank to pay a variable rate of return on its deposits.
In the latest Chechen war, military leaders have sought to emulate NATO's own careful strategy of relentless bombing from afar -- a strategy that allowed the West to win the war without a ground offensive or even a single combat death among its own forces.
As given in Table 7, the ATN study used a strategy that allowed patients to switch between RRT modalities according to their hemodynamic status.
