The phrase "allow information sharing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing permissions or policies related to the exchange of information between individuals or organizations.
Example: "The new policy will allow information sharing between departments to enhance collaboration and efficiency."
Alternatives: "permit data exchange" or "facilitate information exchange."
As their boosters say, they can indeed allow information sharing and new opportunities for collective action.
In a White House ceremony, Mr. Bush praised several provisions of the bill, including its efforts to attack money-laundering and to allow information sharing between law enforcement and intelligence authorities.
They also demonstrate that it is essential for primary care to be engaged right at the beginning of the establishment of these units to allow information sharing.
Since the majority of those notices are ignored by customers, the default position, which allows information sharing here and in most states, dominates.
The dangerously permissive proposals for data sharing in the coroners and justice bill, which have now been withdrawn, would have allowed information sharing between data controllers in public bodies and the private sector.
In practice, this will help with developing new algorithms, which besides allowing information sharing will also make it possible to obtain protocols for the confidential exchange of this information with or without involving a trusted instance.
Secondly, in order to improve the control routing and transmission scheduling, we adopt a cross-layer design that allows information sharing across different layers for efficient utilization of network resources, and meeting the end-to-end performance requirements of demanding applications.
Past legislative attempts at cybersecurity have been criticized by groups who believe bills like Cispa violate privacy by allowing information-sharing between private industry and the government.
Last month the government announced an initiative to share information on cyber-threats between businesses and governments, including a secure web portal to allow information to be shared in real time.
The agreement in Britain would allow information to be shared between all police forces.
These developments allow information to be shared far more effectively, at almost no cost.
