The phrase "allow shipment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when granting permission for goods to be sent or delivered.
Example: "Once the payment is confirmed, we will allow shipment of the ordered items."
Alternatives: "permit shipment" or "authorize shipment".
We welcome the adoption by the United Nations Security Council of Resolution 1472, which will allow shipments of humanitarian items to Iraq to resume under the oil-for-food program.
But some industry officials have suggested that China might be willing to issue the quotas for 2011 early, possibly in November, so as to allow shipments to resume quickly early in January.
Khartoum considers the inflated numbers to be evidence that all groups that deliver aid to Darfur are actually adjuncts of the activist groups that the regime considers its enemies, and thus finds justification for delaying visas, refusing to allow shipments of supplies and otherwise putting obstacles in the way of aid delivery.
Meanwhile, Japan said it was ready to allow shipments of an experimental anti-viral drug to help combat the Ebola outbreak.
One is the building of a logistics network that will allow shipments of physical goods to pass easily throughout the region's different countries.
Once items are selected for shipment, algorithms optimize the pick route to fill the box and look at possible combinations that would allow shipments to be picked at the same time.
The current program was designed to allow shipments into the Northeast only during the winter months, because cold weather would kill any bugs that happened to hitch a ride.
Russia is the principal source of fuel for the alliance's needs in Afghanistan, and the Kremlin already allows shipment of nonlethal supplies bound for Afghanistan to travel across Russian territory by ground.
Some countries don't allow cargo shipments with personal effects.
A raised loading bay allows shipments, neatly stacked on palates, to be transferred by forklift truck into waiting lorries.
