The phrase "allow it to regulate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the permission or capability for something to control or manage a process or system.
Example: "In this experiment, we will allow it to regulate the temperature automatically to ensure optimal conditions."
Alternatives: "permit it to control" or "let it manage".
Still, the Service avers invoking "the overall statutory scheme"—that ANILCA must at least allow it to regulate navigable waters.
For instance, there are no special sensors in the cavernous sinus that would allow it to regulate temperature so finely.
The report grew from a dispute over a rule proposed by the Environmental Protection Agency in 1994 that would allow it to regulate these plants.
Earlier in the interview, he had complained to Kernen that the E.P.A. — now his E.P.A. — had engaged in "literally a power grab," designed to allow it to regulate "puddles".
The lawsuit also challenges the agency's contention that California is not uniquely affected by global warming and so lacks the "compelling and extraordinary" conditions that would allow it to regulate greenhouse-gas pollutants.
Then, last week, Ms. Jackson said she would reconsider a Bush administration declaration that the law did not allow it to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from new coal power plants.
This post-translational modification can stabilize Twist, allowing it to regulate cell motility, providing evidence of a new mechanism for Twist regulation in cancer cells.
For example, Maryland has for decades enjoyed a Medicare waiver, which allows it to regulate prices.
The county has also asked the State Legislature to broaden a 1976 law enacted specifically for Rockland, allowing it to regulate new development along 80 miles of streams in the county.
Our data suggests that the functional connectivity of the SPL with regions of sensory, motor, and associative cortex allows it to regulate the interpretation of the environment that forms the focus of conscious attention at a specific moment in time.
The virus-coated bone tricked the body into infusing it with blood vessels and allowing it to regulate calcium release.
