The phrase "allow drinking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or acceptance of drinking is being discussed, such as in rules or regulations.
Example: "The new policy will allow drinking in designated areas during events."
Alternatives: "permit drinking" or "authorize drinking".
She is for sure a recovering alcoholic; one of the first things she told April P was that she doesn't allow drinking or drugs in her house.
Captain Matthews has a severe tobacco habit, and does not allow drinking on his ship, which has become a point of contention for his Ukrainian crew.
The organisers decided to cancel the celebrations when police refused to allow drinking on the street outside Canal Street at the heart of the gay village.
The radio ads feature a woman's voice asking if her audience is wearing slippers -- an allusion to the no-shoes policy in the Ross School's high-school building -- and saying, "We must not allow drinking water protection to interfere with my 50-building empire in the woods".
"Purposely as a coach I don't allow drinking but… every team goes out at the end of a [tournament] and celebrates either their successes of their losses… no-one got out of hand".
Churches that allow drinking still insist on moderation.
If the bands attract and older crowd that likes to drink, make sure the venue allows drinking.
The Australian, typically, had been barred from allowing drinking outside for some years.
In his modernization campaign, he has allowed drinking of alcohol in public and freedom in women's dress.
These new-generation wine shops have a special licence that allows drinking on the premises only if customers order something to eat.
In addition, nearly 31percentt said their parents accepted underage drinking (allowing parties, providing alcohol, allowing drinking without driving or simply not addressing the subject).
