The phrase "access to allow" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of granting permission or enabling access, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to establish access to allow users to retrieve their data securely."
Alternatives: "permission to enable" or "access to permit".
For example, they can be used to improve building accessibility, to augment communication, to afford computer access, to allow environmental control over electronic devices, to modify homes for access, to assist with personal care activities and family activities, to enhance mobility, to stabilize seating, and to modify workplaces and schools.
All ITD allowed Wi-Fi access to allow teens to explore BD Web sites and knowledge was assessed.
Harlem community groups have also been pressing for water access to allow fishing and small craft use from Riverbank Park, which is above a sewage plant.
Indeed, the memorial competition itself accelerated that revolution, harnessing the explosion in broadband Internet access to allow millions of people around the world to view the animated presentations, more or less at once -- something that was never before possible.
The ALPHA team is hard at work building a new antihydrogen trap with "the hope that by 2012 we will have a new trap with laser access to allow spectroscopic experiments on the antiatoms," he said.
It will still sit at the top level, but rather than blocking all adverts, its plan now is to use that privileged access to allow advertisers to more accurately and precisely target users, while letting users ensure that obtrusive, annoying or exploitative adverts don't make it on to their devices.
Choose "full access" option to allow invited person to create, modify, move and delete tasks.
For example, we can use "NOT Student" in an access policy not to allow access particularly for all students.
This however removes the black king's access to e3, allowing 2. d5#.
