The phrase "allow it to walk" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you are giving permission for something to proceed or function in a certain way, often metaphorically.
Example: "In this simulation, we need to allow it to walk freely to observe its behavior in a natural environment."
Alternatives: "let it move" or "permit it to proceed".
Its 40 preprogrammed functions allow it to walk, bite and whip its tail.
It will have powerful legs that will allow it to walk and run.
Qwest could argue that significant regulatory delays in acquiring U S West would allow it to walk away from the deal after paying U S West an $800 million breakup fee.
As Peabody Energy teeters on the brink of bankruptcy, edging toward a Chapter II reorganization that will most likely allow it to walk away from massive reclamation and mine worker commitments, a flurry of poetic musings and giddy celebrations over of the death of Big Coal has begun to flow.
Allow it to walk around on your hand, but don't let the crab walk on your fingers.
To get your millipede more used to human contact, allow it to walk over your hand without grasping it.
With its spinal cord thus primed for action, a rat was fitted into a harness attached to a robotic device that supported its weight and allowed it to walk forward on its hind legs to the extent that it was able.
A schematic of how Swiss scientists established a wireless connection between the brain of a paralyzed monkey and its spinal cord, allowing it to walk.
Finish Line has argued that Genesco failed to provide certain necessary financial statements, allowing it to walk away.
But according to a study published Thursday in Scientific Reports, the fish uses a unique method of movement that allows it to walk like a four-legged animal.
Mr. Lipton said he imagined that a "private equity buyer might insist on a provision in the merger agreement allowing it to walk away if a small fraction of the shares — 1 or 2percentt — perfect appraisal rights.
