The phrase "allow him to create" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when giving permission or enabling someone to engage in a creative process or activity.
Example: "The committee decided to allow him to create a new design for the project."
Alternatives: "permit him to create" or "let him create".
And the facts at his disposal allow him to create a rich narrative.
While he persuaded Yahoo to allow him to create a stand-alone site in Japan, Yahoo chose to run its own operations in most other parts of the globe.
Free agency would allow Paul to choose his future team, but this strategy would functionally allow him to create one of his own; it would make Paul a player rather than a mere playing piece.
Send me a sum of money that would pay for me to live for three years... .. "Ha!" she says, "He wanted money to allow him to create his oeuvre!
To accomplish the overhaul, he is likely to use executive powers that allow him to create a federal police agency and to shift law enforcement responsibilities from one agency to another.
Newton quickly finds himself in New York, where his superior intelligence and knowledge allow him to create a world-beating energy and media company, which hires a disillusioned, lecherous chemistry professor Nathan Bryce Rip Tornn), the only person in whom the increasingly reclusive Newton can confide.
That allowed him to create outdoor space where the children could play.
McDonald's association with Reeve has allowed him to create a flourishing rehabilitation institute in St . Louis
This past summer, Universal gave del Toro seed money, allowing him to create an "art room" for "Madness".
This allows him to create on a larger scale than would be otherwise possible.
Sound allowed him to create an ultimate artwork, complete in every way.
