The phrase "allow a dialogue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of permitting or facilitating a conversation or exchange of ideas between parties.
Example: "In order to foster collaboration, we must allow a dialogue between the different departments."
Alternatives: "facilitate a conversation" or "encourage a discussion".
However, another significant aspect of the movement – dismissed as being woolly – was that it brought like-minded people together and allowed a dialogue which identified common strands.
"The aircraft can then turn its sensors, cameras or weapons in that direction - so it allows a dialogue directly between the plane and the pilot".
That would allow a political dialogue between various factions to proceed and the government in Bamako, the capital, to re-establish its authority throughout the country.
Their purpose "is to allow a global dialogue on important issues facing the international community," said Vicente Gonzalez Loscertales, secretary general of the Bureau International des Expositions – the world's fair equivalent of the International Olympic Committee.
"This diversity will allow a broad dialogue," said Mr. Pinheiro, "which will be crucial to the development of concrete and sustainable recommendations on how to respond and prevent the complex and disturbing problem of violence against children".
Olivia Morgan, a senior adviser on The Shriver Report - officially titled: "A Woman's Nation Changes Everything" - says, "If we start by looking at the numbers, it will allow a more fruitful dialogue".
In a lecture, he contrasted Philip Larkin's poem "Aubade", in which death comes as something dark and absolute and life seems a trembling, fearful preparation for extinction, with Yeats's "The Cold Heaven", which allowed a rich dialogue between the ideas of life as a cornucopia and life as an empty shell.
It allows a collaborative dialogue, sharing knowledge, community participation and suitable for a setting that involves different stakeholder groups.
This guide provided prompts for use within the interviews, but also allowed for a dialogue to occur within the interview, so allowing the participant's voice to be heard.
