The phrase "allow it to begin" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when giving permission or indicating that something is ready to start.
Example: "After much preparation, we are finally ready to proceed with the project; allow it to begin."
Alternatives: "let it commence" or "permit it to start."
SEOUL, South Korea South Koreaeandnd the Obama administration delayed the deadline for a deal that Seoul had hoped would allow it to begin making its own fuel for its civil nuclear energy program, but that the United States feared would undermine its attempts to curb nuclear proliferation.
As The Economist went to press, the board was trying to get a waiver from its creditors to allow it to begin debt restructuring talks.
As Walter Slocombe, a former under secretary of defense, once put it, leaving North Korea to its own devices would allow it to begin "turning out plutonium like sausages".
When your book's pages are evenly fanned out, allow it to begin drying in its upright position.
This is enough to allow it to begin building the nation's first true high-speed rail system.
What is mainly required is for Congress to get out of the way and allow it to begin truly operating like a real business.
The wings rotate through 90° to give it extremely high drag, which allows it to begin its slow deceleration through the atmosphere earlier and at higher altitudes than previous spaceflight re-entries.The spaceship will be fuelled by a "hybrid rocket"—so-called because it contains both liquid and solid propellants.
I activated our 300-baud modem, allowed it to begin its R2-D2-like hissing and whistling, and began to telnet.
The access point then synchronizes with the PSM station allowing it to begin running its synchronous sleep schedule.
In 2003, the San Francisco-based Union Bank adopted a new practice that allowed it to begin charging its customers more overdraft fees.
The sale of its accessories has also allowed it to begin brokering partnerships with retailers, but it is not clear what progress it has made with carriers, who represent a critical distribution partner for OEMs looking to reach high volumes in the U.S.
