The phrase "allow responses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of permitting or enabling replies or feedback in a discussion, survey, or any interactive context.
Example: "Please ensure that the settings on the form are configured to allow responses from all participants."
Alternatives: "permit replies" or "enable feedback".
Under Australian law, doctors who grant a patient's request for quicker death risk prosecution, although the medical profession's own ethics guidelines allow responses close to the legal limits.
Do not post racial propaganda on a site that does not allow responses, then claim you are for engagement!" And Jake from the good ol' USA added: "Stop your racist whining and be a good journalist like the others.
Prompt cards were provided for selected answers to allow responses to be categorised.
Prompt cards were provided for selected answers to allow responses to be categorised [see Additional file 1].
Membrane proteins perform key life processes, including transmitting information into cells to allow responses to the environment.
This would allow responses in pathways leading to life-threatening diseases to be regulated more stringently than those leading to less serious apical end points (e.g., cancer vs. a 5% change in liver weight).
Generally, GLMs extend the linear modeling framework to allow response variables that are not normally distributed.
Stateful firewalls also monitor outgoing packets and allow response traffic to valid outgoing messages.
The results imply that adaptive mechanisms for water allocation that allow response to changing climate conditions within provinces may be a promising adaptive response in the Indus Basin.
Therefore, a two- degree-of-freedom model was adopted for the headway distance control unit to allow response and stability to be designed as independent parameters.
It may allow response to therapy to be assessed and semi-quantitated in a manner superior to that achievable by imaging.
