The phrase "allow conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the prerequisites or circumstances that need to be met for something to happen or be permitted.
Example: "In order to proceed with the project, we must first allow conditions that ensure safety and compliance."
Alternatives: "permit circumstances" or "set requirements".
"We don't allow conditions where rats are allowed to live".
"We must improve conditions in the [camp] so that people see staying there as a rational, viable choice: if we allow conditions to become so bad that people feel forced to decline the protection that's on offer, that's a fundamental failure of the whole concept of the protections of civilians".
Additionally, the temperature may be varied to allow conditions to deviate from adiabatic.
In an ideal situation, having online corrosion information that is accurate and real time will allow conditions that cause high corrosion rates to be identified and reduced (predictive management).
Until we in the U.S. make up our minds whether or not to continue to strengthen our longtime support and defense of Taiwan, making it clear that we will not allow conditions there to be changed by force or against the Taiwanese people's will, there will be a cloud over Taiwan that threatens its freedom and prosperity.
However, most use criteria that are either difficult to quantify or that do not allow conditions to be comparatively ranked adequately.
In manufacturing and process plants, rarity of experts does not allow condition monitoring to realise its full potential.
If participant numbers for each of the five targeted condition allow, condition-specific outcomes will be examined for each.
And if men are being put off, or allowing conditions to become worse because of late diagnosis, then something is going wrong.
Human rights campaigners have complained this allows conditions that amount to modern-day slavery for many of the migrant worker population of more than 1.5 million in Qatar.
General Taguba's report blamed the colonel, who has returned to Germany with the 205th Military Intelligence Brigade, for allowing conditions that led to the abuses at Abu Ghraib.
