The phrase "allow discharge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to permissions or approvals for someone or something to be released or discharged, such as in medical or legal settings.
Example: "The doctor decided to allow discharge after confirming that the patient was stable and ready to go home."
Alternatives: "permit release" or "authorize discharge".
Globally, SWOT would substantially improve on GRDC observation extent: SWOT observation of 100 m (50 m) rivers will allow discharge estimation in >60% of 50,000 km2 (10,000 km2) river basins.
Intermittent sand filtration systems may offer an alternative to spray irrigation when designed to remove organic carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, coliforms and viruses from such wastewaters to allow discharge of the final effluent directly into receiving waters without damage to the environment.
Nekså et al. [27] state that using synthetic oil should allow discharge temperatures up to 180 °C.
Complete functional recovery was achieved earlier and therefore the length of hospital stay (LOS) was reduced in group B. Patients in group A achieved a sufficient degree of autonomy to allow discharge on day 10 on average, and started walking without crutches around week 8. Patients in group B achieved the same goals at day 7 and walked autonomously in week 2.
They remain hospitalized only if their clinical condition does not allow discharge.
Results indicate that a combination of the two polymers may sufficiently reduce Hg levels to allow discharge of clarified supernatants into public sewer systems.
The limits in Table 3 allow discharging.
4) The limits in Table 3 allow discharging.
Make sure you follow up with any reporting agency who lists incorrect information on your credit report or who continues to allow discharged debt to appear on the report.
Conscription in Great Britain ended in 1960, and in 1968 recruits were allowed discharge as conscientious objectors within six months from the date of their entry into the military.
These projects have been related to an exemption in the Clean Water Act that allows discharge of waste water from oil and gas extraction to surface water in the arid west.
