The phrase "allow it to function" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the operation or performance of a system, device, or process.
Example: "To ensure the device operates smoothly, you must allow it to function without interruptions."
Alternatives: "permit it to operate" or "let it work."
Pores in the membrane of a bioartificial liver (BAL) allow it to function as a semipermeable barrier between its contents (i.e., liver cells) and components of the recipient's immune system.
"One hopes that if the Afghans decided to set up a force, they will hopefully allow it to function".
This would also allow it to function as insurance for financial institutions funded by the industry itself.
The biggest challenge for the Ecuadorian mobile surgical unit is regular funding and resources to allow it to function and deliver care.
The old master bedroom became part of the living room, with a Murphy bed and a sliding barn door that allow it to function as a guest room.
More recently Apple has patented a system of "user-specified route rating and alerts" which could allow it to function without Waze data while anonymously collecting information from iPhone users as they drive.
8. Ex Libris has a lacquered glass top and holds books in its legs, allowing it to function as both a dining and a library table; $5,760 to $6,470, depending on size, from Dune, 88 Franklin Street (Church Street), (212) 92126171.
In the hobbled politics of the country, the group is forbidden to act as a political party, and yet the government recognizes its power by allowing it to function as a shadow power, operating charities, running candidates in other parties, and colonizing the unions and the professional syndicates, which it now largely controls.
Its lipophilic nature allows it to function as a chaperone for preventing the formation of neurotoxic agents, such as Aβ fibrils [ 29].
For centuries Britain has repressed the truth about its Empire, obscuring the violence that allowed it to function.
It is akin to restoring vision to a creature with impaired sight, making it whole and allowing it to function at the full limits of its perceptive and analytical capacity.
