The phrase "allow it to conduct" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to permitting something to perform a function or action, often in a technical or formal context.
Example: "In order to ensure proper functionality, please allow it to conduct the necessary tests before proceeding."
Alternatives: "permit it to operate" or "let it perform".
For North Korea, these ventures at the corners of its territory allow it to conduct capitalist experiments while limiting its tightly guarded population's exposure to outside influence.
But that is what the Obama DOJ just succeeded in convincing the five right-wing members of the Court to do: allow it to conduct its Surveillance State beyond the rule of law.
But in April this year, Wada ran an audit of India's National Anti-Doping andncy, and found that because the BCCI doesn't recognise Nada's authority, or allow it to conduct any tests at its events, Nada is in contravention of the Wada code.
Sotheby's unveiled its permanent showroom at the upscale Pacific Place complex, which will allow it to conduct business year-round instead of only during auction season.
The company has struggled to get the financial backing that would allow it to conduct studies and distribute the CosmoBot.
It has just inaugurated a new building for its international education school, with large classrooms and high-tech links that allow it to conduct lectures for viewers abroad.
A quantum computer uses atoms rather than transistors as its processing unit, allowing it to conduct multiple complex calculations at once and at high speed.
This along with its "Yellow Card" scheme, a spontaneous reporting system, allows it to conduct a comprehensive review of selected healthcare products [ 19].
Article 23 in the central bank's own statutes allows it to conduct transactions with international organizations.
New York's crisis allowed it to conduct some unprecedented budget-cutting — but the price of austerity is greatest if you wait for crisis to strike.
