The phrase "allow referring" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express permission to reference something, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "Please allow referring to the previous document for clarification."
Alternatives: "permit referencing" or "allow mentioning".
"It certainly appears that we should have been aware of that app developer," he allowed, referring to Global Science Research, or GSR, the subcontractor that harvested the private friends-only data and turned it over to Cambridge Analytica.
A loophole in the law allows referring doctors to own a hospital outright, which explains how some specialty hospitals came into existence.
To identify at an early age those children with an increased risk of low IQ at age six will allow to referring them for appropriate advice and care.
100 These scoring systems are not purely academic; they allow the referring clinician to predict those patients with a high chance of rebleeding to be transferred to a specialist centre offering, for instance, TIPSS before the patient rebleeds.
Wherever the sequence variant name has changed owing to renumbering of the start codon, both the standard and HGVS nomenclature should be reported, to allow the referring clinician access to the relevant literature.
In this section we present the new components which allow to refer to the IoT concepts during the modeling of the UI for IoT-based applications.
The approach used at the ORNL DAAC also allows for referring to subsets of the data, by including within the citation the temporal and spatial extent, and parameters used.
MPs are not allowed to refer to each other by name and instead always refer to "the honourable member for…" the place they were elected to.
Patients who need health care have until now been free to choose which physician to consult and have also been allowed to refer themselves to specialists.
