The phrase "allow housing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or provision for housing is being discussed, such as policies or regulations.
Example: "The new city ordinance will allow housing development in previously restricted areas."
Alternatives: "permit housing" or "enable housing".
Speaking in central London, Corbyn said he would restore the educational maintenance allowance for college students, allow housing benefit for under 21s, scrap university tuition fees, bring back student grants and introduce properly paid apprenticeship schemes as well as reducing the voting age to 16.
Legislation to allow housing association tenants to buy their homes.
They have pledged to allow housing association tenants to buy their homes at a discount.
Without Ms. Glick's support, any bill that would allow housing had little chance of passage.
The province will also allow housing to be built on some of its vacant land in the Toronto area.
Westminster council has so far refused moves to convert the building, agreeing it is a vital community hub, but councils are also under pressure to allow housing developments.
Somewhat paradoxically, the value of the house to original tenants may allow houses to fall into a state of disrepair.
It would also allow house raids and searches – now renamed "house visits" – with what critics say is insufficient judicial oversight.
Discharging tests show that absorption operates in conditions that could allow house heating as the absorber outlet solution temperature can reach 40 °C.
Savills previously warned that delaying interest rate rises for too long could allow house prices to grow at an unsustainable pace.
Such subdivisions allow houses on smaller lots and preserve open space, which in the end costs towns less in plowing, road maintenance and other services.
