The phrase "allow the importing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to trade, regulations, or permissions regarding the entry of goods or data into a system or country.
Example: "The new policy will allow the importing of certain agricultural products that were previously restricted."
Alternatives: "permit the importation of" or "authorize the import of".
Donald Trump said he would delay his administration's decision to allow the importing of elephant body parts from Zimbabwe "until such time as I review all conservation facts".
In February, the House passed a bill that would sustain the herd at about 120 and allow the importing of new mares from Shackleford for an introduction of fresh genes.
Diary.com plans to allow the importing of importing a couple of key feeds like flickr and twitter just to store in your private diary but they don't plan to become a FriendFeed style aggregator, given the commoditisatoin of that space and the privacy issues around diaries.
While reviews appreciated Activision's efforts to allow the importing of songs from previous games, the small amount of tracks that were available at launch felt at odds with the impression that Activision had made of the process prior to the game's release.
Most notably, in the 1980s health officials allowed the importing of untreated blood products that turned out to be infected with the aids virus, even though they had been warned about the risk of infection.
(The practice of bribing customs officials to allow the import of cheaper French rum became common).
And in Gaza, he must expand exceptions to the blockade to allow the import of cement and reconstruction materials.
And in Gaza, it means expanding exceptions to the blockade to allow the import of cement and reconstruction materials.
The Department of Agriculture has agreed to allow the import of products from the famed black-foot Ibérico pigs raised on acorns in Spain's rugged West.
In addition, the European Union has been at odds with the United States over whether to allow the import of hormone-treated beef.
