The phrase "allow action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or the ability to perform a specific action is being granted or discussed.
Example: "The system will allow action only after the user has completed the necessary verification steps."
Alternatives: "permit action" or "enable action".
She said that while the strategy would not curb free speech, it would allow action to be taken against extremist preachers.
"This early warning system will bring reassurance to people in care and will allow action to be taken to ensure care continues if a provider fails".
"Also, where off-the-ball incidents are concerned, the policy adjustment will allow action to be taken where an act of misconduct could not have been seen by the match officials, even though they may have seen some part of the players coming together.
AUDIENCE: Do you mean that they actually have an axon hillock thing where they have MATT WILSON: The same active conductances these voltage-dependent passing sodium channels that allow action potentials to be generated in, for instance, to axon hillock are present in the dendrites.
The National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) sent a letter to the FCC chairman saying that they won't allow action preempting state laws on municipal broadband.
"We have published guidance to help protect children from sexual exploitation by helping practitioners identify children at risk, take steps to protect them and allow action to be taken against perpetrators".
Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit referred to Chechens, who share the Muslim faith with many Turks, as brothers, but said Turkey could not allow actions that damaged its interests.
The choice to not make a decision is actually a choice to continue to allow actions of harm in the public domain.
Silence allowed action to take on the astonishment and zaniness of a dream.
Storytelling allows action to come from the bottom up, rather than from movement leaders.
Putin believes that the West tricked Russia into allowing action in Libya, an intervention that Moscow views as a disaster.
