The phrase "allow product" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express permission or capability regarding a product, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We need to ensure that our policies allow product returns within 30 days."
Alternatives: "permit product" or "enable product".
We've been fair' On plans to allow product placement 'This isn't going to be a free-for-all.
The functions structures databases allow product innovation and solution proposals during the early design stages.
Producing these implants using LCM would allow product offerings not possible before.
And so upon reading about culture secretary Ben Bradshaw's decision to allow product placement on British television, my thoughts turned to the virgin cobblestones of Weatherfield.
The culture secretary, Ben Bradshaw, has today confirmed that the government will allow product placement in television programmes for the first time.
The European Commission says it will allow product placement in fiction, but not in news or factual material, and will require that broadcasters label it clearly.
Some countries allow products containing a small percentage of non-halal ingredients to be classed as halal.
But so far, many online retailers have found higher priorities -- like developing systems that allow products ordered on the Web to be picked up at stores.
Executives in the wholesale business say that drug companies generally allow products to be returned if they are damaged or out-of-date.
So-called "cottage food" laws that allow products considered nonhazardous, like pies and cookies, exist in 18 states, with five more considering similar legislation.
But the line between scientific principles and the knowledge that is necessary to allow products to be built is, in practice, hard to draw.
