The phrase "allow current to move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to electricity, physics, or engineering when discussing the flow of electric current.
Example: "The circuit is designed to allow current to move freely through the wires, ensuring efficient operation."
Alternatives: "permit current to flow" or "enable current to pass".
The constructal law describes the reasons of some typical natural laws such as tree-like structure in all designs that allows a current to move from a point to an area and vice versa from an area to a point (river basins, flashes, circulatory and nervous systems).
It's the difference between fighting to swim upstream and allowing the current to move you rapidly forward. 5. Set boundaries.
That allows current to flow.
A public vote would not only allow us to move beyond the current stalemate but would start the desperately needed process of healing the deep divisions that have opened within our society.
It will allow Citrix to move beyond its current enterprise and cloud customers, to also begin to offer solutions within the telecommunications space.
"Some have argued that if devolved powers were extended to England, this would, in part, address the asymmetry of the current devolution settlement, and allow UK to move forward and embrace the future as a quasi-federal union".
Working within an evidence-based multidisciplinary public health framework and incorporating a stronger evidence base that addresses current knowledge gaps will allow us to move from good intentions to proven interventions.
Q: What about changing Proposition 13? A: The current system is not going to ever allow us to move ahead substantially.
Negative equity mortgages allow people to move house despite owing more than their current home is worth.
In contrast, Japan's current recovery plan revolves around removing contamination from the landscape to allow residents to move back home.
