The phrase "allow courses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or capabilities related to educational courses or programs.
Example: "The new policy will allow courses to be offered online for the first time."
Alternatives: "permit courses" or "enable courses".
For some, adaptive teaching on a mass scale is the Holy Grail of distance education, a scenario in which nifty programming and big data allow courses to adjust to students' abilities and online behaviour.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla .— The PGA Tour does not allow courses with a discriminatory membership policy to host its tournaments, but Commissioner Tim Finchem said it would continue to make an exception with Augusta National, which does not permit women as members.
They were meant to speed up the game, which addressed players' time pressures and would also allow courses to get in more rounds in a day.
In response to these logistical needs, EMAT and course instructors partnered with local pharmaceutical companies and the Turkish Ministry of Health to help transport participants to the course sites, provide lunch and needed supplies, and allow courses to be conducted at various locations.
This was not seen as something that would pull the plug on Salt Lake grandmothers -- rather, it would allow courses of treatment to be determined using medical knowledge.
The ACL problem was selected, in part, because such problems in a sufficiently broad context allow courses to be linked in a mutually beneficial manner (Knisley et al., 2010).
Never allow course costs to influence your child's academic choices – whether your child opts for a course with a £6,000 price tag or the maximum £9,000, their repayments are the same.
Also, teachers have discovered that D's will reduce acrimonious confrontations with parents and students because they allow course credit to be granted and graduation requirements to be met.
This section was created to allow course organizers and providers to list facilities suitable for hosting bioinformatics training events.
In developing this ontology, we are collaborating with initiatives like ELIXIR-UK to allow course providers to share information in a standard manner, facilitating the distribution of this information through third-party federated resources.
This would allow other courses at universities in both Australia and internationally to follow this process.
