The phrase "allow him to propose" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when giving permission or suggesting that someone should be given the opportunity to make a proposal, often in a romantic or formal context.
Example: "I think we should allow him to propose to her in his own way, as it will make the moment more special."
Alternatives: "let him suggest" or "permit him to make a proposal."
The resulting large budget surplus allowed him to propose several construction projects.
It was this image that allowed him to propose that some pictograms date to the first half of the 16th century, when a German explorer named Felipe von Hutten traveled the Guayabero region on a mission to find the gold of El Dorado.
His method of tabulating data on animal groups in geographic zones highlighted the discontinuities; and his appreciation of evolution allowed him to propose rational explanations, which had not been done before.
In an interview with Cartoon Brew, Browngardt called the process of pitching his pilot an "amazing learning experience" because it allowed him to propose an idea to the network and see "how it can manipulate and change while you're working on it".
He spoke for about five minutes late on Thursday night after Donald Tusk, the European council president, interrupted an acrimonious discussion about migration to allow him to outline his proposed reforms in the formal setting of a summit.
If you believe your boyfriend is in the process of proposing, allow him to say everything he is going to say and enjoy listening to him.
The "enabling law" the president proposes would allow him to enact more than 30 measures now pending and decree others over the next year.
Opposition lawmakers have at times blocked parliamentary efforts to address the electoral crisis, claiming that Martelly's proposed solutions allow him to exert unconstitutional control over voting.
He added that he was lifting the "state of siege" announced earlier in the day and withdrawing a proposed law to allow him to seek re-election next year.
It would have been better if all sides had accepted the proposed compromise that would allow him to stay in office while sharing power with the opposition.
