The phrase "allow the option of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the availability of choices or alternatives in a given situation.
Example: "The new policy will allow the option of remote work for employees who prefer it."
Alternatives: "provide the choice of" or "offer the possibility of".
He would still offer the elderly a fixed amount of money to shop for their own health insurance, but allow the option of enrolling in traditional Medicare.
Websites such as Facebook allow the option of moderation before comments go live, and – a few years and legal cases down the line from the launch of Twitter – the police and courts can now take action against online abuse.
He quickly became an outspoken advocate of the rights of the church, asking the Soviet government to allow the option of religious education in the state schools and urging it to pass a "freedom of conscience" law legalizing religious worship.
Most long-term care insurance policies sold today allow the option of getting care at home, in an assisted living facility or a skilled-nursing home, if that is necessary, said Jesse Slome, executive director of the association.
"It proves the military commissions work without undue command influence, and this decision puts us back on track to see an accounting for al-Nashiri's terrorist acts". But human rights activists said the administration should now withdraw charges, something it had seemed reluctant to do, to allow the option of preserving or reforming military commissions, albeit at a new location.
But it needs a "trusted friends" feature, which would allow the option of real automatic photo sharing with select friends.
This allows the option of driving over the left bunker to the bottom of the hill.
Quora allows the option of asking and answering questions anonymously, Mr. Cheever said.
Jurors were allowed the option of finding first- or second-degree murder, manslaughter or acquittal in Jose Menendez's death.
Now nearly every state allows the option of life without parole (Texas introduced it only in 2005).
On Jan . 2the Appellate Division of State Superior Court upheld Judge Andrew's decision allowing the option of either the credit or the deduction, which would then be prorated, based upon the taxpayer's out-of-state income and tax rate.
