The phrase "allow quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are granting permission or enabling a certain standard or level of quality in a process or product.
Example: "To ensure customer satisfaction, we must allow quality to be our top priority in every project we undertake."
Alternatives: "permit quality" or "enable quality".
The four-by-two-minute format is not ideal, as it does not allow quality boxers to easily build an attack the way they would like, but both of these fighters are used to it.
Ageing populations are pushing up health bills, so education—another huge chunk of government spending loses out; and since the social benefits of primary and secondary education are clearer than those of tertiary education, universities tend to suffer the most.One option is to allow quality to deteriorate.
Data were extracted to allow quality assessment of the included studies.
In particular, tunnels have become key transport infrastructures, subjected to maintenance processes that allow quality checks for tunnel modifications or tunnel clearance and profile checks.
Also the atmosphere effect with a day/night cycle has been developed alongside some unit tests to allow quality assured integration for each feature and in future they could be reused in other projects.
The results of on-site assessments allow quality assurance systems and methodologies for regular inspections to be improved by employing an efficient selection and planning of measures related to the different stages of assessment, to the type of structures and to the age, condition and loading of the concrete.
Over the years, Disney, perhaps resting on the perennial merchandising popularity of Pooh, Tigger, Piglet and the others, allowed quality control to slip.
Claims processors will be able to share files easier, allowing quality control agents to review work while it is under way.
The bazaar development model allows quality ideas to float to the top, albeit in sometimes contentious ways.
It allows quality information to be extracted from the experimental data with less experimental time and resource consumption.
Blackpool manager Lee Clarke: "I thought we were punished for being poor when we didn't have the ball - we allowed quality players too much space and the first three goals were all really disappointing from our point of view.
