The phrase "allow a right" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or authorization is being granted for a specific right or entitlement.
Example: "The new policy will allow a right to access personal data for all employees."
Alternatives: "grant a right" or "permit a right".
We are not going to allow a right-wing cabal to run our president out of office amid a chorus of trash-talk from the media.
The resolution approved by the 53-member panel in Geneva called upon the Cuban government to allow a rights monitor to visit the country, something Cuban officials have already ruled out.
"Allowing a right to discriminate undermines the effectiveness of these kinds of laws," he said.
The prosecutors added that the court had made a separate mistake in allowing a right of access to be pursued even if a conviction was not being challenged in a pending case.
ON the night of Sept. 16, 1982, the Israeli military allowed a right-wing Lebanese militia to enter two Palestinian refugee camps in Beirut.
A patent foramen ovale, allowing a right-sided cardiac lesion to reach the left-sided systemic circulation, was hypothesized as the cause of these emboli.
This month the cabinet approved a reinterpretation of the pacifist constitution to allow a limited right of "collective self-defence".
A New York City Catholic group has pulled out of next year's St . Patricks Day parade, just a week after parade officials decided to allow a gay rights group to march in the event under its own banner.
By a margin of 62 per cent Yes to 38 per cent No, the people of Ireland vote to amend their country's constitution to allow an equal right of marriage to all everyone, irrespective of the gender of those marrying.
Reversing course, Verizon Wireless announced yesterday that it would allow an abortion rights group to send text messages to its supporters on Verizon's mobile network.
