The phrase "allow him to proceed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when giving permission for someone to continue with an action or task.
Example: "After reviewing his proposal, I decided to allow him to proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "let him continue" or "permit him to go ahead."
They would only allow him to proceed once the heart of the donor ceased beating.
After noting down the visitor's identity, they allow him to proceed to the dissident's flat to interview him.
He's hoping, now, to obtain a "change of use" permit, which would allow him to proceed with his plans.
Mr. Jeffries said he had not made a final decision to run against Mr. Towns, but in late September he filed paperwork that would allow him to proceed as a candidate, and his campaign committee plans to file a report within the next two days disclosing that he has raised $173,750.
This machine presents information to the individual student & allows him to proceed at his own rate of speed & comprehension.
This machine presents information to the individual student and allows him to proceed at his own rate of speed and comprehension.
Mr. Benjamin, who is based in Atlanta, sued, and in December, he cut a deal that allowed him to proceed with the purchase.
Recently, the Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily halted Mr. Icahn's offer so it could consider Reliance's appeal of a lower court ruling that allowed him to proceed after he modified some of the materials sent out with his offer.
In that deed, Mr. Saint, in essence, obtained an easement from the state allowing him to proceed with the project and to operate the museum, an easement that some say supersedes local zoning laws in Litchfield.
He said he hoped the cuts would allow him to avoid proceeding with a plan to raise the national sales tax to 23 percent in October from 21 percent, a move that could hurt consumer spending and slow a return to growth.
The first time, the judge postponed the proceeding to allow him to get dental work.
