The phrase "allow the kind of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or enabling certain types of actions or behaviors.
Example: "The new policy will allow the kind of flexibility that employees have been requesting for years."
Alternatives: "permit the type of" or "enable the sort of".
True, high-speed Internet connections allow the kind of video ads that are featured on television.
"She would probably not allow the kind of intimate access the Osbournes have," he said.
Those different endeavours allow the kind of collaborative exchange that benefits both works in progress and completed research.
Britain's legal system does not impose punitive damages or allow the kind of class-action lawsuits common in America.
Their short fingers, for example, "would allow the kind of fine-scale manipulation necessary for tool use," he said.
But centralized search engines aren't updated frequently enough to allow the kind of discussion tracking webloggers want.
Mobile advertisers do not know as much about users because mobile browsers and apps are not as commonly configured to allow the kinds of identification techniques that work on computers.
Incidentally, in Ross's Nice Girl, she introduces a coincidence that strains patrons' credulity, but in neither play doe she allow the kinds of wrinkles that throw the undertakings way off kilter.
The custodian of any specialized petty cash fund whose purpose allows the kind of expense recorded on the voucher.
That often contributes to restraints in prices, allowing the kind of interest-rate cuts that the Federal Reserve announced on Tuesday.
Mr. Mercado, they say, helped make tropical music a valuable commodity, gave chances to new artists and allowed the kind of creative freedom difficult to find in major labels.
