The phrase "allow recurring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted for something to happen repeatedly or on a regular basis.
Example: "Please ensure that the system is set to allow recurring payments for our subscription service."
Alternatives: "permit repeated" or "enable ongoing".
The News Corporation has cultivated a close relationship with Apple and its co-founder Steven P. Jobs, who agreed to allow recurring subscriptions of The Daily as part of an arrangement that stood to benefit fledgling projects at both companies, according to one person with direct knowledge of the discussions about The Daily's development.
"Those who want a strategic partnership cannot possibly allow recurring and illegal action to go on as if they were an ordinary practice".
Rousseff never mentioned Obama or the NSA by name but said her nation's dismay over "this case of disrespect" had been communicated to Washington, along with its insistence that Brazil "cannot possibly allow recurring and illegal actions to go on as if normal practice".
"The incidents described in that report are a source of grave concern and reflect behavior that cannot be allowed to recur," Mr. Cohen said.
Mr Malik said that while he had put the 2006 episode behind him, he was "deeply disappointed" that the situation had been allowed to recur.
This is specifically designed for larger businesses, to allow them to take recurring payments.
One recurring event that allows me to allow myself to pay for a shave is when my partner is away on business.
Identifying biologic factors that predict the subset prone to recur could allow more directed therapy.
Scheduling recurring task sets that allow some instances of the tasks to be skipped produces holes in the schedule which are nonuniformly distributed.
This process will allow the identification of common and recurring elements 18 in the literature.
Regarding the 'meanings', however, which we report on in detail in this paper, we did not identify sufficient recurring patterns that would allow for theoretical saturation.
