The phrase "allow the office" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when giving permission or enabling something related to an office setting or function.
Example: "Please allow the office to process your request before making any further inquiries."
Alternatives: "permit the office" or "authorize the office".
"You have to lower your fee to attract enough patients to allow the office to pay its rent and you have to diversify to be successful".
Afghan government officials have said, however, that the Qataris assured them that they would not allow the office to remain open if it was not being used for peace talks.
"I have made it clear that I have had concerns about the office of the U.S. attorney under her watch, and I believe this decision will allow the office to move forward".
(6) Adequacy of information to allow the Office to comply with the National Environmental Policy Act, 42 U.S.C. 4322, shall be considered in the determination of a complete application.
Lewis said yesterday he did not know he had been suspended from the church, adding that the first he had heard about it was when the Guardian tabled a series of questions on Wednesday.He added: "I will not allow the office or Boris' trust in me to be tainted in any way".
Maybe your company won't let your team work from home, but perhaps you can allow the office manager to change his hours to pick up his son from day care or allow the top saleswoman to work four 10-hour days, instead of the same hours over the usual usual five-day work week.
Mr. Donahoe has also asked Congress to allow the post office to eliminate mail delivery on Saturdays to save money.
So what should be done?At first blush, it seems sensible to allow the post office the leeway it needs to "work like a real business".
Elisa's Law included a provision allowing the office to withhold reports if someone requested to see a particular child's case.
In response, the Trump administration had moved in November to close the Palestinian diplomatic office but quickly backtracked and allowed the office to remain open with temporary restrictions.
On the basis of that report, Congress allowed the office to move ahead with a $1.2 billion plan to begin deploying the devices.
