The phrase "allow it to access" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when granting permission for something to gain entry or utilize a resource, typically in a technical or digital context.
Example: "Please ensure that you allow it to access the necessary files for the software to function properly."
Alternatives: "permit it to access" or "grant it access".
AIG has a day to track it down and if it fails to do so, the New York regulators will not allow it to access $20.0 billion from its insurance subsidiaries, which the state on Monday gave it provisional approval to tap. Bankruptcy almost certainly awaits AIG if it doesn't come up with the money.
If it fails to do so, the New York regulators will not allow it to access the $20 billion from its insurance subsidiaries, which were granted Monday.
GCap CEO Fru Hazlitt said WLL is showing "excellent audience growth" and the move will allow it to "access new classified revenue streams".
However, the agreement should allow it to access other content under AMC Networks, including IFC, BBC America, Sundance TV, WE tv, and IFC Films.
On this point, Vega-Jurado et al. (2008, p. 397) asserts that knowledge from universities, public research institutes, and technology institutes is not immediately applicable and, as a consequence, a firm needs to develop competences that will allow it to access and exploit it efficiently.
However, it needed to get a master account from the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank that would allow it to access national banking networks.
That creates fresh water circulation for the stationary anemone, allowing it to access more oxygenated water, speed up its metabolism, and grow faster.
The result is a lasting, comprehensive deal that prevents Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, while allowing it to access peaceful energy.
Since Bear has no direct access to emergency funds, the Fed used a Depression-era provision allowing it to access credit through a depository bank - in this case Morgan, which has so far come through the credit crisis relatively unscathed.
Crucially, the country's film industry appears to have benefited from globalisation, allowing it to access major export markets in Latin America and even the US, with its millions of Spanish speakers.
