The phrase "allow agencies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing permissions or capabilities granted to agencies in various contexts, such as government, business, or organizational settings.
Example: "The new policy will allow agencies to operate more efficiently and respond to public needs more effectively."
Alternatives: "permit agencies" or "enable agencies".
"We must not allow agencies to continue justifying mass surveillance programmes using secret interpretations of secret laws.
The study recommended that the City Council and Taxicab Commission allow agencies to penalize cab companies, not just the drivers.
The government's restricted interpretation would gut the point of the Privacy Act, and in too many cases would allow agencies to act improperly with impunity.
To fill the gap, Congress typically passes bills that allow agencies to continue spending temporarily at last year's rates, with some adjustments.
Even as the spending fight persisted, Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Democrat of California, said Congress would not allow agencies to close because of a lack of money.
She said in an e-mail message that the bill would, in effect, allow agencies to better monitor what publications were a result of their grants.
Lacasse said the money was "urgently needed now" to allow agencies to continue providing basic services such as food, water and shelter to the ever-growing refugee populations.
A mandatory retention regime would allow agencies access to a greater array of non-content information than the data already being retained from some telecommunications providers.
Arriving at the Railroad Commission, Mr. Smitherman worked to allow agency employees to carry concealed handguns on commission premises.
Iran did allow agency inspectors to take a closely chaperoned tour of Parchin in 2005, but it did not include the containment vessel citied in the 2011 report.
The Government also wants to allow agency workers to replace striking staff, and proposes that picket supervisors would need to tell police the names of strikers.
