The phrase "allow delegates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted for delegates to perform certain actions or tasks.
Example: "The committee decided to allow delegates to vote on behalf of their constituents during the meeting."
Alternatives: "permit delegates" or "authorize delegates".
"I do not feel like we're behind at all," said Rod O'Connor, the convention's chief of staff, who noted that the party Web site would broadcast all convention proceedings, including delegation meetings, while a special network would allow delegates to book accommodations and coordinate schedules online.
On the second ballot, rules in many states allow delegates to be free agents.
All the right Darfuris, all the right celebrities, it was beautiful" - but cancelled at the last minute, when Sudan would not allow delegates into Addis Ababa.
One was to make the first two ballots advisory, which would allow delegates who are committed to Trump to switch preferences on the third ballot.
The hotel has been fenced off behind what The Guardian described as the Great Wall of Watford to allow delegates to bond in seclusion as they debate issues that include the challenges facing Africa, the politics of the European Union and developments in the Middle East.
Aides to Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama were negotiating a plan that would allow delegates from some states to vote for either candidate during the roll call for the nomination, but then end the voting relatively early with the declaration of unanimous consent for Mr. Obama.
The candidates appeared at clubs, forums and receptions, allowing delegates and others questions.
Interruption!" The interruption is a parliamentary motion that allows delegates from the floor to be heard.
According to the Pew study, allowing "delegates" to check for a prescriber still increases PDMP use.
That allows delegates the liberty of denouncing other unions when they've finished chewing up and spitting out visiting politicians.
Rule 39 of the Republican party allows delegates to force a roll call vote provided a majority from seven state delegates assent to doing so.
