The phrase "allow loss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, risk management, or decision-making where one is willing to accept a loss in order to achieve a greater goal or benefit.
Example: "In this investment strategy, we must allow loss in the short term to secure long-term gains."
Alternatives: "accept loss" or "tolerate loss".
In such cases the courts have been slow to allow loss of profit as an item of damage.
I found something also in the last section of Thomas Mann's Buddenbrooks that interested me – the use of music as a way to inhabit loss, or to allow loss to have its full weight.
If we allow loss of retransmitted packet, the conventional TCPs except LE will eventually fall into RTO expiry irrespective of the number of lost packet [19].
Here, the danger in ignoring elements-option values is that priority-setting and management in a given place may be able to address ecosystem resilience and other process goals, but still also allow loss of components of biodiversity of global value.
Let us never allow loss to be our teacher.
Each double transformant was grown in tryptophan deficient liquid media to select for the pRS314dna2 mutant and to allow loss of the URA3 containing the pGAL::DNA2 plasmid.
These developments allow losses and damage associated with such events to be assigned country-level responsibility.
But these inflows could be reduced if an unusual tax-avoidance transaction — set up to allow losses at one company to offset profits at another — gains acceptance throughout corporate America.
The extension of our earlier model of the statistical power of PMM scanners to allow loss-of-site events causes it to agree more closely with the observed power of PMM scanners on the yeast gold standard TFBS sets.
The notation 'x H &y s' denotes an allowed loss of x Hellos and a time between Hello messages of y seconds.
The AODV specification defines by default a time between Hello messages of 1 s and an allowed loss of three consecutive Hellos [7].
