The phrase "allow a patent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the granting or permission of a patent for an invention or idea.
Example: "The government decided to allow a patent for the new renewable energy technology developed by the researchers."
Alternatives: "grant a patent" or "issue a patent".
On Wednesday, they celebrated a decision by the Indian authorities not to allow a patent application for sofosbuvir by Gilead, the manufacturer, which means Indian companies may be able to make cheap copies for the developing world.
For example, PTAs often create a linkage between a drug registration authority's work and the patent system by requiring the drug authority to establish procedures that allow a patent owner to prevent the marketing of a drug by a third party that it believes affects its patent rights [ 30].
Tying Infringement Damages to a Patent Claim The current system allows a patent owner to take claim to profits of a product that uses it, regardless of the number of other patented concepts a product may use.
We believe the patent office made a serious mistake in allowing a patent that includes drop-down menus from which to choose a future child's traits".
"The commission thinks that allowing a patent for the 'one-click' purchasing technique goes too far in restricting trade," Frits Bolkestein, the commissioner in charge of the internal E.U. market, said today.
"We believe the patent office made a serious mistake in allowing a patent that includes drop-down menus for which to choose a future child's traits.
"We believe the patent office made a serious mistake in allowing a patent that includes drop-down menus from which to choose a future child's traits," Marcy Darnovsky, the center's executive director, said in a statement.
Even worse, delaying disclosing or filing a patent application can allow a competitor to file a patent application on the same technology even though they invented it later.
"The ITC order is particularly troubling because it allows a private patent dispute to inflict unprecedented public harm upon innocent third parties.
An overly broad patent allows a patentee who did not really develop a new technology to sue the actual innovators.
Unlike technology taught in patents, which allow a newcomer to catch up (provided they are willing to pay a license fee or can design around), present day machine learning takes time and experience that can't be avoided.
