The phrase "allow participating" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express permission for someone to take part in an activity, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The new policy will allow participating in the event without prior registration."
Alternatives: "permit participation" or "enable involvement".
It will allow participating airlines to spread their cost base, something they desperately need to do in this challenging environment".
Indeed, Visa and MasterCard have programs that allow participating card companies and merchants to get new expiration dates automatically so they can continue customers' automatic bill payments.
Dial Global will also allow participating stations to simulcast breaking news from the NBC television network and its cable news arm MSNBC.
Daly told a meeting of Olympic and international hockey officials that the N.H.L. planned to shut down next season's schedule on Feb. 8 to allow participating players to take charter flights to Sochi, the I.I.H.F.
Daly told a meeting of Olympic and international hockey officials that the N.H.L. plans to shut down next season's schedule Feb. 8 to allow participating players to take charter flights to Sochi, the I.I.H.F.
The systems feature the Globus.org grid software that will allow participating universities to work in a heterogeneous environment.
The Swiss Bankers Association, an industry group, maintains an international alert system that allows participating banks to issue security bulletins to other banks.
It offered manually annotated data that allowed participating researches to improve and evaluate their tools.
It minimizes routing loads and enhances expandability of network by allowing participating nodes to authenticate each other without being interrupted by joining the cluster.
fSince the OECD allows participating countries to propose their own birth country categories, some countries have measured more origin countries than others.
It even allows participating citizens to "mark up legislation" and "propose solutions to policy problems" through the platform, and via Facebook and Twitter.
