The phrase "allow headquarters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or authorization is being granted to the headquarters of an organization or company.
Example: "We need to allow headquarters to make the final decision on this matter."
Alternatives: "permit headquarters" or "authorize headquarters".
The server will allow headquarters and the precincts to transmit the prints back and forth electronically, said Sgt. Douglas Pardo, head of Nassau's fingerprinting section.
The goal would be to scramble radio and cellphone traffic, block signals from convoys that allow headquarters to track the movements of troops and supplies, or jam data from satellites that feed vital navigation systems.
The city council said the revamp would allow the headquarters to accommodate more employees, meaning it could sell its St Mary's Gate and Roman House sites where some staff are currently based.
The subordinate brigades of the divisions did not activate so they could not be deployed as divisions, however their active duty status would allow the headquarters to focus on the national guard units under them full-time.
The groups' national headquarters allow the local chapters to function according to their "local variety".
Chief Thomson said some level of assistance would come from a not-yet-operational network of surveillance cameras that will allow "officers at headquarters to conduct virtual patrols".
The new headquarters would allow the company to consolidate its operations, now spread among a half-dozen buildings, including the 87-year-old headquarters on 43rd Street.
The new transformers installed on West Houston Street also send signals back to the company's headquarters that allow engineers to see whether they are operating efficiently.
Mr. Harris said the federal loan guarantee, which is underwriting the construction of two new factories in Portland, Ore., and the expansion of the company's San Jose headquarters, will allow SoloPower to be profitable for the first time.
A move to London from its Zurich headquarters would allow the bank to minimise the capital it keeps to protect against a repeat of the near collapse it suffered in 2008.
In 1928, following several years of experimentation, the police department of Detroit improved the technology to allow regular contact between headquarters and patrol units; the system developed in Detroit was subsequently the basis of police communications systems used throughout the United States.
