The phrase "allow democracy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the importance of enabling democratic processes or principles in governance or society.
Example: "The new policy aims to allow democracy to flourish in the region, giving citizens a voice in their government."
Alternatives: "promote democracy" or "facilitate democracy".
But many computer security experts worry that the machines could allow democracy to be hacked.
It's time to stop stalling and allow democracy to work its will.
He said India needed a strong leader who "doesn't allow democracy to be a passport to misbehave".
President Bakiyev had promised to allow democracy to flourish in Kyrgyzstan, only to become what human rights groups called an increasingly repressive autocrat.
At least 93 people were killed.The military has vowed to stay out of politics this time and to allow democracy to run its course.
The process of struggling for freedom, accepting conflict, tolerating uncertainty, joining community — this would allow democracy to survive and not die.
In exchange, dictatorships allow democracies to invest and trade in enterprises the capitalists consider profitable to their corporate strength, although not necessarily to their own employees or the national economic health of their countries.
For example, Scott Mainwaring teaches about the conditions that allow democracies to arise and remain stable as well as the conditions that can cause them to break down, and Marshall Ganz teaches about organizing for social change and developing public narratives to help guide that change.
If allowed, democracy does actually work.
Fearing a reduction in its own power, the army has not allowed democracy to take root in Pakistan.
The leader of the opposition in Lok Sabha, the lower house of Parliament, Sushma Swaraj, lauded India for allowing democracy to take strong roots while neighboring countries did not.
