The phrase "allow location" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting permission to access someone's geographical location, often in the context of apps or services that require location data.
Example: "Please allow location access so that the app can provide you with personalized recommendations based on your current whereabouts."
Alternatives: "enable location" or "permit location access".
WASHINGTON — More than 18 million smartphones and other mobile devices made by HTC, a Taiwanese company that is one of the largest sellers of smartphones in the United States, had security flaws that could allow location tracking of users against their will and the theft of personal information stored on their phones, federal officials said Friday.
Their idea is to focus is on the live music market first and in the longer term to allow location based sharing at any event.
That could force everyone in a company not just download and install a specific required app, but to set notifications, allow location tracking, and use the app multiple times a day.
Furthermore, MRI may show bone bruises and allow location of the trauma.
The patient should lie strictly supine to allow location of pleural gas effusion in non-dependant lung regions.
We assumed an admixed model with correlated allele frequencies (Falush et al. 2003) and used the LOCPRIOR parameter to allow location information to assist in the clustering.
These networks provide billing, user account management and customer service, and often sell hardware to allow locations or resellers to set up their own branded networks.
Bonin Bough: Both Foursquare and Loot are simple downloads that ask consumers if they will allow location-based services to operate on their phones.
KitLocate's flagship feature is reduced battery consumption — squeezed down to less than 1% per hour during use — thanks to its proprietary algorithms which allow location-based apps to request the device's geographic coordinates less frequently without losing too much precision.
First, we fit separate regression models for each city to allow location-specific control for seasonal effects, weather, and other potential confounders.
IR-based position tracking allows location awareness of nomadic users with wearable computers.
