The phrase "allow the guards to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when giving permission or enabling the guards to perform a specific action or duty.
Example: "The commander decided to allow the guards to take a break after their long shift."
Alternatives: "permit the guards to" or "let the guards to".
"Your funding for new staffing will allow the Guard to do what it does best: support operations targeting transnational criminal gangs, human traffickers and illegal firearm and drug smugglers along the border, the coast and throughout the state," Brown wrote in a letter to Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and Defense Secretary James N. Mattis.
Both the turnovers and the defensive rebounds initiated fast breaks, which allowed the guards to contribute to the scoring.
The coaches do not call many plays, allowing the guards to manage themselves and run the offense.
'That,' said Warren, 'is a barometer of frustration.' Also in the door was the original 'Judas Hole', so-called by the prisoners because it allowed the guards to betray them.
At one point Mr. Abbott complained about the guards, saying they were hurting his image as a lawyer, but the judge in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, acting Justice Carol H. Arber, allowed the guards to stay, saying she would take up the matter later.
Nelson's serving allowed the Guards to jump out to two big leads in the opening two games.
In a scathing assessment, grand jurors said key factors in the January 2016 escape included management not adequately training and supervising deputies at the jail, which allowed the guards to repeatedly violate security policies and procedures.
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And if they need to present their ID at any point, they will typically hold it so that their thumb covers the picture and then allow the guard or employee to quickly gaze over the rest of the details.
