The phrase "allow subsidies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing financial support or assistance provided by the government or organizations to promote certain activities or industries.
Example: "The new policy aims to allow subsidies for renewable energy projects to encourage sustainable development."
Alternatives: "permit financial aid" or "enable grants".
Some states allow subsidies for low-income residents to be applied to wireless bills.
Verrilli, not surprisingly, said that the Chevron doctrine gave the Obama Administration more than adequate permission to read the law to allow subsidies on the federal exchange.
Since the law does not expressly allow subsidies for people who buy insurance on a federal exchange, the challengers say, such payments are illegal.In this section Will Obamacare cut costs?
And would the president's cronies allow subsidies to be cut, state ownership of the media to be ended, political parties to form and operate freely, or heavens the kind of real elections that create real mandates for real prime ministers?
When the CDU floated numbers to show that health-care finance plans discussed by the CSU would be more regressive still, he said he would not allow subsidies to be financed by higher taxes.
In a letter to the climate and energy secretary, Ed Davey, Osborne offered to allow subsidies for onshore wind to be cut by only one-tenth, rather than by a quarter as the Treasury had previously demanded.
Europe's film-makers fear that Brussels will surrender the cultural exception that allows subsidies and quotas which partly protect them from Hollywood competition.
He pointed to a section of the law that allows subsidies for people who enroll in health plans "through an exchange established by the state".
At other points, however, he expressed sympathy for Carvin's reading of the law, namely that it allowed subsidies only to those on the state-based exchanges.
While some states participate in a plan that allows subsidies to be applied to cellular service, California does not, something that masks what would otherwise be much higher rates of cellphone-only households, Dr. Katz said.
This, America claims, would reduce the EU's allowed subsidies to a mere twice what the United States is permitted, down from four times as much presently.Needless to say, this proposal has not gone down well across the Atlantic and Pacific.
