The phrase "allow shooting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or authorization is given for shooting, such as in sports, photography, or hunting.
Example: "The park rules clearly state that they do not allow shooting during the summer months."
Alternatives: "permit shooting" or "authorize shooting".
Most incorporated villages do not allow shooting or hunting.
Ronnie told Joan he didn't usually allow shooting at their club.
Lawmakers also passed legislation that would ban the enforcement of federal bans of guns made in Kansas and to allow shooting a firearm in self-defense.
It then emerged that all rights to the film had been ceded to a French bank under the original production agreement, and only after further changes in the film's backers was a deal struck with the bank to allow shooting to resume in March 2006, over a year later than had been originally envisaged.
Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon of Israel said in a statement on Wednesday, "We will not allow shooting of any sort, even sporadic, toward our citizens and our forces".
With the increase in location shooting, daylight-balanced high-speed films have been introduced to allow shooting in mixed-light situations without light loss due to filters.
Cultural practices such as irrigation and fertilization are excellent drivers of growth and should increase growth potential and allow shoot number to remain at the ideal density.
However if you do not have permission, some US states do allow "shoot on sight" for trespassers.
Only Idaho allows shooting wolves around their dens.
Other changes appear intended to increase the number of kills, such as allowing shooting from greater distances.
Lincoln Cathedral, however, allowed shooting for two weeks after the film's producers made a £100,000 donation to the cathedral.
