The phrase "allow the discount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when giving permission for a discount to be applied in a transaction or agreement.
Example: "After reviewing the customer's request, we decided to allow the discount on their next purchase."
Alternatives: "grant the discount" or "approve the discount."
Acting with the approval of the new County Executive, Andrew J. Spano, the Board of Legislators repealed the law that allowed the discount sale.
Bankrupt retailer Kmart said a significant number of its vendors had resumed shipments on normal payment terms, allowing the discount chain to operate with fewer disruptions.
The law allows the discounts because the asset isn't publicly traded and lacks a majority owner.
The agreements call for HarperCollins to set the list price of the book but to allow the retailer to discount the titles.
The savings will allow the college to discount tuition for 20 prospective students and help 40 current students who could not afford to return.
And with new anti-fraud measures in place, it makes sense to allow the current Lifeline discount to be applied to broadband and see if it brings more low-income families online.
The cost of prescribed medication was estimated from that published in the BNF, 33 adjusted to allow for the discount available to the NHS, and the professional fee and container allowance in accordance with the Drug Tariff for England.
These discounts allow the train companies to argue that average prices have not risen much.
If that adds up to 200 people, and if the average customer spends $50 during a visit, then Swipely will say that there's a $10,000 "win back" opportunity, and it will allow the business to pitch discounts and other offers directly at those lapsed customers.
"Club cards" are cards given out by vendors and stores that allow the card holder to get discounts or other benefits.
