The phrase "allow the rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or acceptance of a specific rate or fee is being discussed, such as in financial or contractual agreements.
Example: "We need to allow the rate set by the market to determine our pricing strategy."
Alternatives: "permit the rate" or "accept the rate".
The Treasury calculates that getting rid of all existing allowances would broaden the tax base enough to allow the rate to be cut to 27% though Mr Hubbard is sceptical that such a wholesale reform would be politically feasible, as some allowances, such as the research tax credit, are too popular with business.
These age data also allow the rate of seafloor spreading to be determined, and they show that rates vary from about 0.1 cm (0.04 inch) per year to 17 cm (6.7 inches) per year.
High-speed recording systems, such as streak photography, allow the rate of expansion of the cylinder expansion to be measured.
Spectrophotometric assays are most convenient since they allow the rate of the reaction to be measured continuously.
TreePar can detect temporal changes in diversification rates, but does not allow the rate of diversification to vary among lineages.
A large enough number of subjects was tested to allow the rate of decline to be established for each shape in the inventory.
The Ryan budget, recently approved by the House, would allow the rates to double, and, at the same time, would cut taxes by $10 trillion over a decade.
The CBO projects its future revenue figures assuming that Congress will allow the rates to double.
For earnings beyond that, Obama wants to allow the rates to rise to their levels during the Clinton administration, which would boost the top tax bracket from 35%to39.6%6%.
Last week, a White House official told The Huffington Post an election victory would provide the administration with a mandate to allow the rates on top earners to rise to Clinton-era levels.
But allowing the rate to float in hopes of a decline in interest rates can be risky.
