The phrase "allow it to drop" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to letting something fall or cease to be a concern or issue.
Example: "If the topic is causing tension, it might be best to allow it to drop and move on to something more positive."
Alternatives: "let it go" or "drop the subject."
British Prime Minister David Cameron visited Moscow last September and said Britain's legal system did not allow it to drop its demand for Mr. Lugovoi's extradition.
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The worst thing Congress could do is allow it to drop Saturday delivery instead of fixing the prefunding problem.
This would allow it to drop in over a designated area from space at hypersonic (Mach 10-20) velocities, release a payload, and then pop out of the atmosphere and get away to space (Fig. 8).
Otherwise, it may have to raise more money so it can establish itself as a mutual fund, which could allow it to drop the accreditation requirement.
How far will we allow it to drop?
This allows it to drop its premiums to a level that many people are willing to pay, though they are still far higher than normal.
To that end, SpaceX is working on abort technologies that would lift the capsule away from its rocket during flight, allowing it to drop safely back to Earth via parachutes.
Certainly Watson and Bryant have no intention of allowing it to drop.
Vinci said it received fewer than 90percentt of TBI's shares as of the deadline, which was 3 p.m. on Monday, allowing it to drop the offer.
Even when he botches a serve toss and allows it to drop, he waves his hand at his opponent and always says, "Sorry, mate".
