The phrase "allow immunity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal, medical, or ethical discussions where immunity is granted or permitted.
Example: "The new law will allow immunity for whistleblowers who report misconduct."
Alternatives: "grant immunity" or "provide immunity".
The bill would allow immunity from liability for companies that make faulty antiterrorism devices or technology, and would make it difficult to sue companies that make smallpox vaccinations if the vaccines cause illness.
Most of the liberal opposition concerns the provision of the legislation that would allow immunity from civil cases filed against the telecomm companies that cooperated with the TSP and turned over customer data.
The rationale of IPTi is to allow immunity to malaria to develop naturally while limiting the clinical consequences, by providing alternating intervals of protection and exposure during infancy (30, 31).
It also calls for an immediate end to protests and allows immunity from prosecution for Mr. Saleh and his family.
It adheres in part to a draft promoted by the United States and the European Union, which also allows immunity from prosecution for Mr. Saleh and his family.
A draft, submitted last week, sparked controversy over a clause that allows immunity for the generals who seized power in May last year.
The ultimate goal is, then, to simultaneously reduce frequency of infection and life-threatening illness, while allowing immunity to build up.
IPT interventions revolve around the idea of simultaneously reducing the frequency of infection and life-threatening illness in infants or children, while allowing immunity to build up.
To compensate for this, in Figure 9, we allowed immunity to wane over time, as in standard SIRS epidemiological models.
Simultaneous inoculation of the live, wet virus and an antidote aimed to keep the dog infection-free, while allowing immunity against the virus to develop.
Trump in an interview questioned the rule of law by suggesting that prosecution should not be allowed to grant immunity or lesser sentences to those who testify against their boss.
