The phrase "allow terminal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to permissions or settings, particularly in computing or software environments where access to a terminal is being discussed.
Example: "To execute the script, you need to allow terminal access for the application."
Alternatives: "permit terminal" or "enable terminal access".
(2) lhx1 perduration maintains the expression of early nephric markers and does not allow terminal differentiation of the kidney field to proceed [36].
To this end, at the end of 5 weeks of sphere propagation (8 weeks from derivation) the hNPs were placed on laminin coated glass coverslips for a period of 12 days to allow terminal neuronal differentiation (Figure 1A).
In keratinoytes, c-Myc repression by plakoglobin is required to stop proliferation and to allow terminal differentiation (Williamson et al. 2006).
In January of 2011, the government further revised the law to conditionally allow terminal withdrawal of MV for permanently unconscious PMV patients approaching the end of life who previously expressed preference for ending life-sustaining treatment but have left no written documents indicating the preference.
But she flatly rejected the notion that allowing terminal patients to end their agony was somehow a violation of the sanctity of life.
"This is not your normal arrangement," said Jessica L. Soltz, an analyst with Fitch, noting that most other airport leases set a minimum rent that allows terminal operators to recoup basic costs.
"He raised the profile of the issue, but he put the wrong face on it," said Eli D. Stutsman, a lawyer in Portland, Ore., who helped draft his state's trailblazing Death With Dignity Act, which allows terminal patients to end their own lives with the help of a doctor.
The catwalk allows terminal workers to pass quickly from one end of the building to the other.
D2 action, by increasing intracellular T3, promotes MyoD gene expression and allows terminal differentiation.
Subsequent culture in defined conditions allows terminal differentiation of EBs to a specific cell type.
Thus for the purpose of analysis, we examined the consequences of allowing terminal substitution to count provisionally as a form of "weak" completion.
