The phrase "actually to allow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when clarifying or emphasizing the purpose of allowing something in a discussion or explanation.
Example: "The new policy is designed actually to allow employees more flexibility in their work schedules."
Alternatives: "specifically to permit" or "intentionally to enable".
Not only is there no evidence of that, but part of the plan is actually to allow small business an immediate write-off of 100 percent of the costs of new equipment, up to $1 million.
One of the main aims is actually to allow high cooperation between different providers while keeping intact the authority, confidentiality, and full control of each provider over its underlying resources.
"It is useful to have an idea on the preliminary findings of the evaluation, and actually to allow an opportunity for people to comment on and to be even more accurate with the end result", says Peter Lindenmayer, First Secretary from AusAID.
Some mortgage deals are actually designed to allow borrowers to change their minds.
She also noted that companies will probably need additional guidance from the I.R.S. before they actually begin to allow conversions.
He added: "Reddit has been the first 'mainstream' site that I have been to that actually appears to allow racists and other hate mongers to congregate".
She was asked by the Conservatives repeatedly about whether they actually intend to allow for a vote on this.
How much energy is actually needed to allow the global population to follow the industrial path to zero growth?
However, these changes seem to play no role in recovery; they actually diminish to allow coming back to "normal" brain activity.
Our country has come a long way to get to where we are as far as beginning to actually allow our multiculturalism to become more out there.
You can turn around an otherwise overused statement to actually allow miracles to unfold into your life.
