The phrase "allow the language of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance or permission of a specific language or terminology in a particular context.
Example: "In this project, we will allow the language of technical jargon to ensure clarity among experts."
Alternatives: "permit the use of language" or "authorize the terminology of".
However, this week Washington relied on the U.N. Security Council to prosecute its policy toward Syria, and allowed the language of a resolution criticizing Damascus to be watered down significantly.
She calls it a "massive mistake" and blames the current attorney general, Republican Greg Abbott, for allowing the language to become part of the Texas Constitution.
In addition, the distinct coefficients β2 and β3 on the interaction terms allowed the language effect of age of first CI to differ between children with unilateral and bilateral CIs.
This procedure suppresses the function of each hemisphere individually which allows the language capabilities of each hemisphere to be assessed.
The coefficient β4 allowed the language effect of bilateral CIs to depend on the age of its activation.
Cops are allowed, in the language of Schene's own agency, to use physical or lethal force only as "necessary to effect an arrest, to defend themselves or others from violence, or to accomplish other police duties according to law".
The Chamber was allowed to write the language of its top ask into the bill.
Pompeo and Cotton insisted the U.S. be allowed to review the language of the technical agreements, despite assurances from U.S. experts that they were standard protocol for this type of negotiation.
Playford also did not allow the teaching of languages other than English in schools on the grounds that "English is good enough".
If elected, Mr. Moussavi told supporters here, he would enforce the constitutional law that allows the ethnic languages of different regions to be taught at schools, something Mr. Ahmadinejad has not done.
