The phrase "allow breach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to permissions or agreements where a breach of rules or protocols is being discussed.
Example: "The contract explicitly states that we do not allow breach of confidentiality under any circumstances."
Alternatives: "permit violation" or "authorize breach".
Study Objective: The design and function of emergency departments may allow breaches of privacy that could adversely affect patient satisfaction and medical care.
Occasionally the confining layer is fractured to allow breaches of water to percolate down to recharge the layer below.
Subchondral bone cysts were initially thought to result from degenerative changes to cartilage, creating a communication between subchondral bone and the synovial space, allowing breach of synovial fluid into the marrow space [ 4, 5].
Administration officials said they had no evidence any confidential information was breached, or even that many people fell for the attack by providing information that would allow a breach of their Gmail accounts.
"I don't expect to get there," he said, citing news reports that Mr. Boehner has privately told House Republicans that he would not allow a breach of the debt ceiling to occur.
Republicans have said in recent days that Mr. Boehner had privately assured them that he would not allow a breach of the debt limit, though it was unclear how far he would be willing to go to avoid it.
I cannot find mention of Botts, Boulton or Titstare, which would suggest that not only did the organisers allow a breach in process, they have tried to hide the details by removing any reference to the pair.
Nor, on the other hand, can we allow any breach of rights to be justified by political criteria.
A significant element that separates invadopodia from focal adhesions is the modulation of the cell's secretory machinery and the focal secretion of ECM-degrading matrix metalloproteases (MMPs) that ultimately allow the breach of tissue boundaries [ 43].
"What are the personal consequences for employees who allow data breaches to happen?" Ms. Landau asks.
