The phrase "allow construction through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted for construction activities to proceed in a specific area or through a particular route.
Example: "The city council decided to allow construction through the main road to expedite the new bridge project."
Alternatives: "permit construction through" or "authorize construction through".
Wealthy landowners demanded more compensation or refused to allow construction.
We constructed MP libraries through modification of the standard SOLiD protocol for mate-pair library construction (Additional file 2), to allow construction of MPs with insert sizes up to 25 kb.
Each person has been assigned a unique identification number (which is different from the national identification number – the 'personal number'); this allows construction of families, for example, through the mother.
Each person has been assigned a unique technical identification number (which is different from the national identification number, 'personal number'), allowing construction of families for example through the mother.
OnSiteIQ (NYC) allows construction companies to document and inspect a site through 360-degree imagery.
(AP) VENEZUELA: WAY CLEAR FOR AMAZON PROJECT Ending a long-standing dispute with the government, Indian tribes signed a pact allowing construction to resume on a high-voltage line that cuts through the Amazon rain forest to link Venezuela and Brazil.
While companies like General Motors and Ford are still required to use joint ventures with local automakers to build vehicles in China, Beijing has recently allowed construction equipment producers to buy out their joint-venture partners and do business through wholly owned subsidiaries here.
PLES allows construction of retrospective maps for specific epochs.
U.S. District Court Judge Daniel Hovland disagreed and allowed construction to continue.
But in July, the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals overturned that order, allowing construction of the pipeline to proceed.
