The phrase "allow delegation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the permission or ability to assign tasks or responsibilities to others.
Example: "In order to improve efficiency, we need to allow delegation of tasks among team members."
Alternatives: "permit delegation" or "enable delegation".
The presented system builds on three contributions: a flexible tree-based policy model that allows delegation of policy definition, a job prioritization algorithm based on local enforcement of distributed fairshare policies, and a decentralized architecture for non-intrusive integration with existing scheduling systems.
Dentists received continuing dental education credits, and staff attended because Washington state law allows delegation of caries-control services to auxiliaries.
The country's interim leader, Roberto Micheletti, said Sunday that he would not allow a delegation of the Organization of American States and regional delegates to enter Honduras for crisis talks this week if the O.A.S. secretary general, José Miguel Insulza, was among them.
But China would not even allow a delegation from Britain's parliament to visit Hong Kong.
On Friday, North Korea said it would allow a delegation of American experts into the country this week.
Asked whether that would be enough to allow the delegation to go, the official said, "Yes, if that negotiations office functions in accordance with the terms that we set out".
Under pressure from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey, in November Syria accepted a peace plan proposed by the Arab League that called for the government to cease violence against protesters and to allow a delegation of Arab League monitors into the country.
As they approached within blocks of the National Assembly, they were greeted with jeers and catcalls by Mr. Chávez's supporters who were eventually dispersed with tear gas fired by National Guard troops to allow a delegation to deliver a statement to the National Assembly.
END NOTE); China should also allow a delegation from Parliament to visit Tibet with neutral observers (i.e., from the UN, US Embassy in Beijing, the media, or other impartial organizations) and guarantee the safety of those who speak with observers as NEW DELHI 00000290 002 OF 004 they examine the internal situation and make recommendations for solving the Tibetan issue.
Ethiopia has this month refused to allow a delegation from the British parliament to visit him.
