The phrase "allow restrictions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the permission or acceptance of certain limitations or constraints.
Example: "The new policy will allow restrictions on the use of company resources during non-working hours."
Alternatives: "permit limitations" or "authorize constraints".
The Republican plans contain big gaps in coverage and allow restrictions on what drugs will be covered.
Mr. Deckers, the shop association spokesman, said coffee shop owners were so skeptical that the European Union would allow restrictions on sales based on nationality that they encouraged the city to get a ruling on the subject.
The European Commission acknowledged this week that it had been looking at whether it would be legal to allow restrictions on the movement of capital within the euro zone.
By its inaction, the court has left in place lower court rulings that allow restrictions on carrying a weapon outside the home, among other things, and on the kinds of guns that can be prohibited.
In theory, the Norway option, which involves membership of the European Economic Area, could be stretched to include a Liechtenstein-type protocol on limiting residency permits, or involve the use of the EEA's safeguard clause, which might allow restrictions on migration if inflows rose too quickly.
"For many people, they aren't able to use the banks or they choose not to use the banks, they don't want to add a long-term debt to their credit card, they prefer this short, simple, low commitment project". In November, the government announced it would change the law to allow restrictions to be imposed on the interest rates charged for so-called "payday loans".
Pickering v. Board of Education allows restrictions on such speech only when necessary to prevent significant interference with operations.
Our result extends to k-tuples of almost commuting permutations, for any given k, and allows restrictions, for instance, to even permutations.
But the government kept her in prison based on a 2006 ruling by the Spanish Supreme Court allowing restrictions on parole for some inmates.
If the U.S. interpretation of the deal is accurate, the Iranians have made significant concessions, allowing restrictions to be placed on each of their nuclear installations, including ones whose existence they denied for a long time.
Instead of allowing restrictions to ease year by year - the logical policy for a regime claiming to be committed to political as well as economic reform - Beijing continues to impose periodic clamp-downs.
