The phrase "allow admission" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted for someone to enter a place or participate in an event.
Example: "The committee decided to allow admission to the conference for all registered participants."
Alternatives: "permit entry" or "grant access".
At the Knitting Factory itself, passes will be sold that allow admission to the four stages within the building itself.
A Sapporo District Court judge, Mitsuru Sakai, said, "Their refusal to allow admission to the bathhouse was a case of irrational discrimination and exceeded the bounds of what is permissible in this society".
Never mind: the city of culture rules allow admission to "large towns and urban areas" and Paisley's administration, Renfrewshire council, is for the moment in Labour, and not separatist, hands.
The packages include discounted room rates, Warhol exhibit catalogs and passes that allow admission anytime to the exhibit without waiting in line; otherwise, timed tickets cost $12 to $17.
Recommendation letters from one or two teachers of core academic subjects allow admission officers to go beyond your grades and standardized test scores and learn more about you, your learning style and your academic abilities.
The court concluded that petitioners' evidence provided an insufficient foundation to allow admission of expert testimony that Bendectin caused their injuries and, accordingly, that petitioners could not satisfy their burden of proving causation at trial.
These confidential calls allow admissions officers to tell Mr. Breimer who is out of the running and who is headed for final committee review.
The government's race-based solution to poor black performance has been to allow admissions standards at colleges and universities to be lowered to admit more black students.
FERPA (Federal Rights and Privacy Act) Students who wish to allow admissions and financial aid staff to discuss personal information with someone besides the student must complete this form.
Intent-Infection admissions were identified before Intent-Toxicity to allow admissions with a primary diagnosis of cytopenia and a secondary diagnosis of infection to be classified as an Intent-Infection admission.
A combination ticket for $31.50 $244 for children) also allows admission to the U.S.S.
