The phrase "allow execution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, permissions, or legal matters where permission is granted to carry out a specific action or command.
Example: "The system settings must be adjusted to allow execution of the new software update."
Alternatives: "permit execution" or "authorize execution".
Kennedy cast the critical vote in two important opinions: one made executing juvenile offenders illegal and another ruled the Eighth Amendment doesn't allow execution as a punishment for raping a child if the rape didn't, and wasn't meant to, cause the child's death.
Of the 38 states that have the death penalty, 21 allow execution of people who committed their crimes when they were juveniles.
But Senator Specter, who said he had worked on the issue for months before the White House asked him to sponsor legislation, said his measure would allow execution for "gateway" crimes like terrorist financing, even if the defendant does not carry out the attack.
In this example, it is clear that task A A yields the CPU to allow execution of other tasks B B and CC.
To allow execution on hardware combining multi-core CPUs and a GPU, we first translated the original algorithm from Fortran to C, and we subdivided it into software components.
An exploit known as the Twilight Hack used this vulnerability to allow execution of custom code from a Secure Digital (SD) card.
This followed Tennessee's decision to allow executions by electric chair if the execution drugs are unavailable or lethal injection is deemed unconstitutional.
Pope Francis has called for the worldwide abolition of the death penalty, urging Catholic leaders not to allow executions during the Church's Holy Year.
In a 1995 speech on what he called "the death penalty dialogue between law and social science," Professor Baldus considered what had led the Supreme Court to allow executions to proceed in the face of his study.
"Judge Fogel now has a clear directive from the high court that unless the new California protocol fails this 'sure or very likely' standard, he should allow executions to proceed," Mr. Scheidegger wrote.
The number of states that allow executions also diminished this year as elected officials reconsidered the death penalty on moral and practical grounds.
