The phrase "allow snacks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted for snacks to be consumed or provided, such as in a meeting, event, or gathering.
Example: "During the meeting, we will allow snacks to keep everyone energized and focused."
Alternatives: "permit snacks" or "authorize snacks".
He said the effect on children included "marketing-related diseases," including diabetes and other health problems that can result from overconsumption of sugary snacks -- implicitly endorsed, he said, by schools that allow snack sales or their advertising presence in cafeterias, hallways and classrooms.
His ingenious hack for the "don't spoil your dinner" rule: allow snacking during meal preparation.
It allowed snacks like hunks of cheddar and roll-ups of turkey breast and Swiss cheese.
To address this problem we used an experimental manipulation design with 9 13 year olds incorporating 'seated video game' and 'activity enhanced video game' conditions, whilst allowing snacks ad libitum.
The Long Night Against Procrastination will take place Tuesday, Dec. 11, providing a distraction-free work environment (no phones allowed), snacks, stretching, and drop-in consulations with writing partners, academic strategy partners, and librarians.
Typical weight loss obstacles include holiday periods, having company visit, allowing snacks to slip back in here and there during stressful periods such as meeting deadlines, not exercising regularly and keeping snack foods in the house within easy reach.
If you only allow healthy snacks, encouraging your children to pick the healthy snack that most appeals to them may make them more likely to eat it.
But now The Post is contemplating a model in which the homepage and section fronts will be free, but the rest will require a subscription, which is a pretty nifty way to allow for snacking while hoping that people stick around to eat.
Secondly, allow yourself snack breaks!
