The phrase "allow participation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the idea of permitting or enabling someone to take part in an activity or event.
Example: "The new policy is designed to allow participation from all community members in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "enable involvement" or "permit engagement".
If individuals and organizations have (intrinsic or extrinsic) reasons to participate actively in the CoPKM (or to allow participation), more knowledge and time resources will be mobilized.
A number of floormats will allow participation in basic floor exercises.
Specifically, there is a desire among some academics to allow participation in blogs, online journals, and other new media to count toward their promotion and tenure cases.
Most Lutheran churches allow participation in the Lord's Supper to all baptized Christians who affirm the real presence of Christ in the elements of the bread and wine.
Open primaries allow participation by independents unwilling to declare a party affiliation to vote and prevent intimidation of voters who wish to keep their affiliation private.
Although laws and regulations are supposed to screen out scientists with financial conflicts, the F.D.A. routinely granted waivers to allow participation by specialists whose hard-to-find expertise was deemed essential.
Modern Orthodoxy, whose borders are somewhat porous, can best be defined as a life style that embraces the many commandments of the Torah and Talmud but nonetheless allows participation in a larger world: access to media, higher education, career development.
Natural fermentation process used routinely in the fermentation of ugba allows participation of diverse microorganisms which may include contaminants.
School ground greening might provide multiple benefits for children across age, gender and competence through allowing participation in the greening process and experience of nature and vegetation.
Then each female veteran received, along with certificates, an American Legion Challenge Coin, which allows participation in a military tradition.
Due to France winning the 2004 U17 European title, the under-18 team was allowed participation in the 2005 edition of the UEFA-CAF Meridian Cup.
