The phrase "allow streaming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or capabilities related to media playback or data transmission over the internet.
Example: "Please ensure that the settings are configured to allow streaming of video content on the platform."
Alternatives: "enable streaming" or "permit streaming".
The deals also allow streaming of Cinemax films and shows.
While Google TV can also stream Netflix, the thrust of its new business was to allow streaming.
All eight of the band's albums now appear on Spotify, Deezer and Rdio, despite previously refusing to allow streaming services to access their work.
The trial judge in the San Francisco case, Judge Vaughn R. Walker, had intended to allow streaming video to several federal courthouses around the nation and had planned to post it after the end of each day's proceedings on YouTube.
It's certainly a viable theory, given that services such as Spotify and Last.fm have proved hugely successful, but have yet to be mimicked by iTunes, which doesn't allow streaming of full songs.
This paper proposes a split-domain video transmission protocol to allow streaming video transmission based on adaptive rate encoding over hybrid wired wireless connections.
But it allows streaming from PC tools like Twitch and Hitbox without breaking the mould.
Fearing backlash from distributors, cable channels have always been more stingy about allowing streaming.
(The newly announced Apple TV set-top box also allows streaming rentals from Netflix).
The biggest distributor missing from the list is Time Warner Cable, which is promoting its own app that allows streaming of some channels.
More recently, Apple has encouraged new kinds of competition in the online music marketplace by allowing streaming music applications from companies like Pandora and Rhapsody onto Apple devices.
