The phrase "allow the facility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or capabilities related to a specific facility or location.
Example: "The new regulations will allow the facility to operate at full capacity during peak hours."
Alternatives: "permit the facility" or "enable the facility".
The tags will be readable by scanners placed at the shelter's entrance and on each floor and, in theory, will allow the facility to keep track of the clients' comings and goings and improve security.
At its previous auction of 10-year bonds, for instance, the Spanish Treasury managed to lower slightly its borrowing costs after a mid-March agreement by European leaders to strengthen the European Financial Stability Facility available to rescue troubled economies, as well as allow the facility to purchase government debt in some conditions.
The time adjustment from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. was made to allow the facility's cleaning staff to provide proper upkeep in the morning hours prior to the mall's opening and ensure a clean and safe environment for all to enjoy".
Thoroughly planned and executed commissioning has become critical to allow the facility to operate as intended.
As a result, the developed system can allow the facility managers to establish the operation and maintenance strategies for the environmental and economic aspects from a program-level perspective.
For the CO2BOLs case, the availability of 150 ˚C geothermal fluid could allow the facility to not only offset the net power decrease associated with CO2BOLs capture alone, but could increase nameplate capacity by two percent.
It added: "This will allow the facilities to remain open, secure the jobs of the staff, give customers confidence to continue using the facilities and allow the council to determine the direction of the tourism and leisure offer in the towns of Rhyl and Prestatyn.
The exemption, Peggy Salazar of the Southeast Environmental Task Force told Progress Illinois, could allow the facilities to burn petcoke as fuel.
The justices on Tuesday declined to review an appellate panel's ruling that allowed the facility, the St . Lawrence Cementplant, to open.
The letter also says the state has revoked a "certificate of compliance" that was issued 9 November and would have allowed the facility to operate through 21 February 2017.
And by allowing the facility to make new loans until mid-2013, the ministers would make an additional 240 billion euros available — but temporarily.
