The phrase "allow the privatization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing policies or decisions related to transferring public services or assets to private ownership.
Example: "The government decided to allow the privatization of the public transportation system to improve efficiency and service quality."
Alternatives: "permit the privatization of" or "facilitate the privatization of".
Viktor said that the government's other big mistake was allowing the privatization of the beer and spirits business after the breakup of the Soviet Union.
"We have allowed the privatization of profits by major corporations in offshore oil developments, while we've allowed the socialization of the liability," National Wildlife Federation President & CEO Larry Schweiger said late last night.
1990 2012 (the consolidation period): An important period of liberalization and internationalization for the banking industry, with key deregulation including (1) allowing foreign banks to set up branches, allowing the establishment of new commercial banks, allowing the establishment of financial folding corporations, and allowing the privatization of public sector banks, etc.
Nicholas DuBroff, a master's degree student in urban studies and planning, will travel to Mexico to examine urbanization of ecological conservation lands in Mexico City following a 1992 constitutional reform that allowed for the privatization of communally owned land called ejidos.
The French government issued a decree allowing for the privatization of Gaz de France, enabling the utility to merge with Suez and form one of the largest utilities in the world.
All of this was done while the government contemporaneously allowed for the privatization of U.S. prisons that would hold this flood of new inmates.
At the same time, he allowed runaway corruption and largely reversed the privatization of major industries.
At the hearing, lawmakers urged the Clinton administration to do more to force the privatization of foreign phone companies before they are allowed to acquire United States companies.
The privatization of Chicago's Midway Airport was part of a pilot program adopted by the Federal Aviation Administration in 1996 to allow five domestic airports to be privatized.
Also, Ms. Jackson cooperated last year in drafting legislation that would allow privatization of the cleanup of some hazardous-waste sites by authorizing developers to hire specially certified engineers to sign off on the completion of the cleanup of polluted industrial sites being readied for sale or redevelopment.
