The phrase "allow the builder to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when granting permission or enabling someone, in this case, a builder, to perform a specific action.
Example: "We need to allow the builder to access the site early in the morning to start the construction work."
Alternatives: "permit the builder to" or "enable the builder to".
"Builders like to maximize their flexibility," Mr. Tierman said, explaining that if a builder's contract specifies only "a fully-equipped bathroom," that allows the builder to decide what type and grade fixtures to install.
There, the local building officials allowed the builders to strengthen the columns by encasing them in fiberglass "jackets"; the buildings have reached their full height of 37 stories.
This history by two reporters for The Times focuses on the legal and political maneuvering behind the towers' construction and the engineering innovations that allowed the builders to overcome extraordinary structural challenges.
In return, authorities have allowed the builders to go higher ( increasing the floor space index in Dharavi from 1.33 to 4), thereby concentrating residents into tower blocks and freeing up space for luxury high rises that will reap huge returns.
The final settlement allowed the builders to construct 883 housing units that would be restricted to people age 55 and over and a large shopping center, anchored by Kohl's, Home Depot and Pathmark, on a former sheep farm along the already congested Route 206, the township's only highway.
Using quality standards would allow the home builder to exclude certain nonliving space in the floor-area calculation and would lead to larger interiors, more usable open space and greater variety in building design, he said.
This would allow anyone with the builders to customize malware previously attributed to the Chinese government for their own use".
The capital comes at a time of rapid growth and will propel the platform into the mainstream, allowing Builder to open the door for entire categories of companies that could not consider it before".
The gift by Kenneth E. Behring, a billionaire home-builder, will allow the museum to provide new exhibits on important themes of America's heritage, including the American presidency, politics and military history, the officials said.
In an interview on Tuesday, Mr. Soffin said that the library system could not rule out selling the branch one day and allowing a builder to tear it down.
