The phrase "allow it to cooperate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the facilitation of collaboration or teamwork in a specific context.
Example: "To achieve our goals, we must allow it to cooperate with other departments."
Alternatives: "permit it to collaborate" or "enable it to work together".
And as long as the Palestinian partner was not going to cooperate with Israel in allowing it to proceed with an illegal policy of settlement, the Sharon government had to find other ways to preserve its hold on the land.
Rather than allow her to cooperate, he said, prosecutors pursued an intrinsically weak case.
After this crisis, critical players need to be at the table and fully vested in our institutions to allow us to cooperate to lay the foundation for strong, sustainable and balanced growth.
For that to happen, the Saudis, Qataris and Turks must command their proxy rebel forces to adhere to a complete ceasefire and allow them to cooperate with government and Kurdish forces fighting ISIS if possible.
Because it is not uncommon for sentencing to be postponed for an extended period to allow a defendant to cooperate with the government in an ongoing investigation, the rule would allow the order of forfeiture to become final as to the defendant before sentencing, if the defendant agrees to that procedure.
This vision allows us to cooperate with this new energy as it is manifesting – or, at the very least, to not get in the way of it.
It allows free people to cooperate together and create value for each other in a way that no individual can do alone.
Games can be classified in many ways, but here we focus on the following classification: Cooperative games, in which, players are allowed to cooperate and non-cooperative games, in which players are not allowed to cooperate.
To keep the relay functionality and relaying strategy simple we do not allow relay nodes to cooperate among themselves.
Justices often file concurring opinions or dissents, allowing them to cooperate in the creation of a majority while preserving independence in outlining the reasons behind a vote.
