The phrase "act that would permit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific action or legislation that allows for a certain outcome or behavior.
Example: "The new legislation is an act that would permit the use of renewable energy sources in residential areas."
Alternatives: "measure that would allow" or "law that would enable".
Nine-in-ten Latinos, or 91percentt, said they supported the federal DREAM Act, proposed legislation that would permit young undocumented immigrants to become legal residents if they go to college or serve in the military for two years, the survey found.
The results showed that the atmospheric winds may act as a directional filter that would permit gravity wave packets propagating against the winds to reach evene ionospheric height with a minimum energy loss and minimum travel time.
The Act also includes an important provision that would permit trial judges to force a losing party to pay the legal fees of the winner, a further disincentive to what many see as frivolous lawsuits, often involving "junk" patents that never should have been granted in the first place.
With the appeals court having decided that the Minerals Leasing Act did not cover the pipeline's requirements, Alyeska and the oil companies began lobbying Congress to either amend the act or create a new law that would permit a larger right-of-way.
Their involvement in osteogenesis, angiogenesis, regeneration, fibrosis and cancer development is now well documented, and we have previously proposed [ 1, 4] that the CCN proteins might act as scaffolding or adaptor proteins that would permit the interconnection between independent signaling pathways that is required for balanced biological processes.
States challenged Trump administration regulations that would permit employers to stop covering workers' birth control under the Affordable Care Act for religious or moral reasons.
The identification of predictive markers that would permit selection of patients would be beneficial.
But Mr. Obama is not legally barred from now doing so, and that would permit the administration to claim an exemption in the Freedom of Information Act, for "properly classified" information, according to veteran Freedom of Information litigators.
That would permit higher yields.
That would permit users to perform what would amount to between-species metabolic or genomic 'joins'joins
