The phrase "allow alterations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the permission or possibility of making changes to something, such as a document, design, or plan.
Example: "The contract states that we allow alterations to the original terms if both parties agree."
Alternatives: "permit modifications" or "enable changes".
It included a quotation from Peg Breen, a preservationist who questioned whether New York City's building codes would allow alterations for that purpose.
Elizabeth McGrath, the principal of the Waterbury Arts Magnet School, which is still going forward with the play, said that the school had explored the possibility of substituting another word but that the rights-holders to the play would not allow alterations.
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The expert system has been designed to help with the evaluation of land and to allow alteration in its rules based on different performance observed in local areas.
Epigenetic mechanisms allow alteration of genome function without mutating the underlying sequence.
DNA methylation changes are involved in epigenetic regulation mechanisms, which allow alteration of gene function without mutating the sequence.
In the centuries that followed, shipping and agricultural interests pressed Congress to allow alteration of the river.
This has resulted in calls for the instigation of Primary Care PAD screening which would identify those at increased risk and potentially allow alteration of the disease trajectory via secondary risk factor modification [ 4].
FDG-PET performed early in treatment (after one course of chemotherapy) does appear to be able to predict which patients will be responders and potentially allow alteration of drug regimes.
Since WASP proteins are tethered to the cell membrane, it is also possible that mechanical tension between the filament network and the membrane plays a similar role in promoting WASP release and consequent daughter growth, which might allow alteration of cell motility in response to mechanical stimuli.
Smaller scale planning committee decisions, such as allowing alterations to listed houses in the city, were also labelled as "lazy" and "badly thought through".
