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The phrase "allow her to commit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted for someone to engage in a specific action or behavior.
Example: "The coach decided to allow her to commit to the team despite her previous injuries."
Alternatives: "permit her to engage" or "let her undertake".
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Jan Mysak is 15 years her junior, passionate and sincere but also nearer in age to her daughter, and Kristyna cannot muster the optimism that would allow her to commit.
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She has also committed to acting, which allows her to practice openness in a manner reminiscent of yoga.
Despite having a #1 hit in Japan with "Niki Hoeky" and charting in the U.S. with "I Want You To Be My Baby," between songwriting and singing, her schedule never allowed her to fully commit.
Ever since his daughter was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes ten years ago, Leach's been on a quest to right whatever microbial wrong he believes he unwittingly committed by allowing her to be born into an environment without enough bacteria and other microorganisms. .
In 1583, Hideyoshi defeated one of these vassals in a battle and allowed him to commit suicide.
This allows him to commit to meeting the Nato target of spending 2% of GDP on defence throughout the current parliament.
But it also allows them to commit new forms of crime.
He also asserts that retaining this synergy with the music allows him to commit more to the album's live performances.
High-capacity magazines allow someone to commit mass murder in seconds, or minutes, without the inconvenience of having to reload.
The governor's plan would allow caregivers to commit people if they believe there is a "substantial probability" of harm.
The five-year-old overtook Trading Leather at will approaching the final furlong but would not allow himself to commit fully on the firm underfoot conditions.
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