The phrase "allow out of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where permission is granted for someone to exit or be released from a situation, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The teacher will allow out of class early for those who have completed their assignments."
Alternatives: "permit to leave" or "grant exit from".
"They say that they don't allow out of completion testing, but how much are they testing, actually?" Derek said.
The Israeli Army said that for now it would allow out of Gaza only those Palestinians who needed to leave for "humanitarian reasons".
"It's possible to get a waiver to allow out of line-of-site operations.
In order to exploit instruction level parallelism and allow out of order execution, we must remove the stack completely.
Both Giuliani and Bloomberg have been unreceptive to pleas to apply for a federal waiver to allow out of work single adults more access to food stamps.
The sites are located towards the edge of the urban area, with easy access from the ring road, and allow out of town visitors to complete their journey into the city centre by bus.
Seven states and the District of Columbia do not allow out-of-hospital D.N.R.'s: Delaware, Iowa, Mississippi, Nebraska, North Dakota, Pennsylvania and Vermont.
Many of the plans allow out-of-state residents to invest, although they may not necessarily get the same tax benefits.
"Never again can we allow out-of-state profiteers to hold Californians hostage," he declared, threatening to seize electricity assets and run them himself if necessary.
Previous efforts to allow out-of-state teachers to gain immediate teaching rights in New York have been opposed by politicians and education officials who first wanted other states to recognize New York's credentials, Mr. Levy said yesterday.
"Under this bill, states with strong gun safety laws, such as New York or California, would have to allow out-of-state visitors, potentially as young as 18, to walk down our streets armed and dangerous," she said.
