The phrase "allow any kind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or tolerances regarding various types or categories of something.
Example: "The new policy will allow any kind of feedback from employees, ensuring that all voices are heard."
Alternatives: "permit all types" or "authorize any variety".
They have the potential to allow any kind of electronic circuitry to be created within them.
"We are not going to allow any kind of escalation," said Raanan Gissin, Mr. Sharon's spokesman.
And there are questions as to whether funding agreements drawn up between the DfE and a host of private organisations allow any kind of transparency or accountability.
Nor, insists Mr Rajoy, does it allow any kind of consultation or referendum that is not approved by Madrid.Polls show that, in the space of just a few years, support for independence has shot up to 56%.
And if you allow any kind of unfair market power to develop, surely it would be a shock if this did not result in higher prices or less good service – or even some kind of manipulation.
It's like if you were to develop polio, we'd have to put you in an iron lung because our regulatory system doesn't allow any kind of modern approach to deal with this.
If the government allowed any kind of activity in the streets, the world would see millions of people.
This program allows any kind of Cyrillics on the line and converts it to the character set used by the PC.
"But whenever we blur the line and start allowing any kind of punishment for the expression of ideas, we get into dangerous territory and put journalists in danger.
We're not allowed any kind of poison, for the obvious reasons, so I had to think about how best to enter this fight.
For one thing, the feedback loop can seem very dangerous: those supporting a project may fear that allowing any kind of feedback from users will give naysayers a chance to chime in and force a shutdown.
