The phrase "allow practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are granting permission for certain methods or behaviors to be followed.
Example: "The new policy will allow practices that promote sustainability within the organization."
Alternatives: "permit methods" or "authorize procedures".
METI's misguided argument is that even America and Britain allow practices that corporate boards can use to slow down and thwart takeover attempts.
We have all sworn to uphold the welfare of animals in our care, yet we continue to allow practices which prevent the application of conventional treatments, which are proven to work, in favour of remedies which are based on myth, faith and possibly deliberate fraud".
Let us suppose again that the outside option of the doctor is sufficiently low to allow practices to offer (w_{i}^{P}=0).
That version of net neutrality, however, would be riddled with loopholes that allow practices like paid prioritization, in which websites can pay service providers to move their content faster than the content of their competition.
The results of this trial will allow practices to make an informed decision about spending of their budget on the seasonal influenza campaign.
This might be justified on the provision of financial assistance to allow practices to offset the cost and time spent by the PHC nurse preceptors and the potential supernumerary time of the new nurse graduates [ 4].
A procedure that will allow practicing engineers to use those profiles for analyzing lattice transmission lines under F2 tornadoes is described.
The Ravens allow practice players to join them on the sidelines for home games.
They allow practice in an environment where mistakes can be made with minimal consequences for those involved.
This is reflective of a good trial comparing two treatment alternatives, with robust results that allow practice patterns to change.
Practice should also strive to include realistic time pressures or other stressors to allow practice using and reacting to appropriate assertiveness under such conditions.
