The phrase "allow it to spread" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the permission or encouragement for something, such as an idea, disease, or trend, to expand or increase in influence or area.
Example: "If we want to promote this new initiative, we need to allow it to spread throughout the community."
Alternatives: "let it expand" or "permit it to disseminate."
The panel also wants to build a completely new human tumor database that would probe not only mutations that trigger cancer in a person, but the 3D complex of immune and other cells surrounding a tumor that help sustain its growth and allow it to spread.
Even though the calcium chloride is already diluted, diluting it further can extend its volume and allow it to spread more evenly throughout the milk.
It is understood to show that trading costs were lower on the NYSE, despite its continued use of an old-fashioned hardwood trading floor.The NYSE will be pleased to have the SEC confirm its cost-effectiveness even though it is more likely to stem from high volumes that allow it to spread cost-effectiveness eventhoughntages it iss antiquated trading systemore
"We shouldn't allow it to spread".
The airline plans to ask the Internal Revenue Service for waivers that will allow it to spread those contributions, due for 2004, for up to five years.
The findings are important because doctors determined that infected people can excrete the virus in large amounts, raising the possibility that poor hygiene can allow it to spread.
The firm's breadth allows it to spread its bets and seize opportunities.
However, Wildblue says the capability of Viasat-1 also allows it to spread its appeal to those locations that simply have a poor broadband experience.
After coming under criticism for trying to cover up the extent of its SARS epidemic and thus allowing it to spread around the world, China has been at pains to demonstrate new openness and preparedness to fight future outbreaks.
When the crisis hit, first in America, then in Europe, the absence of barriers allowed it to spread instantly.
