The phrase "allow a response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when giving permission for someone to reply or provide feedback.
Example: "Please take your time to consider the proposal and allow a response by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "permit a reply" or "enable a response".
Although the intended lesson of "Color Struck" seems clear in the retelling, the play's fevered, hallucinatory vehemence suggests a far more complex response to color than Hurston's champions today can comfortably allow — a response not entirely under the author's control.
Pandemic plans will need to be revised to allow a response commensurate with the risk.
A central-composite design was chosen to allow a response surface to be fitted and optimal conditions estimated.
To allow a response to be defined as CR, PR or SD, OCS dosage had to be gradually reduced down to ≤7.5 mg by Day 1 of cycles 4, 6 or 9.
The similarity is required by design in order to allow a response to relatively small external signals; if one conformation were significantly more stable than the other, the system would get stuck.
The main disadvantage for administering systemically active chemotherapy in a consolidation phase is that this strategy does not allow a response to be assessed in terms of chemotherapy, and makes it difficult to decide later whether further chemotherapy is required.
It invites and/or allows a response: It is not an inert, "us" to "them", form of publishing.
Likewise, a large majority of respondents considered that Leonetti's law, as it stands, allows a response to most end of life situations encountered in intensive care.
16 36 Allowing a response rate of 93%, 16 and taking the largest of these estimates, we needed a total of 707 elderly people to participate.
This usually occurred within a few months of the conduct of each audit, and within a timeframe which allowed a response to feedback to influence findings of the next audit.
Allowing a response in an individual subject to influence that individual's growth curve (and thus TTP) requires that the TTP's of the remaining subjects be shifted in compensation, when such results should remain independent.
