The phrase "allow the secrecy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or acceptance of keeping something confidential or hidden.
Example: "In order to protect sensitive information, we must allow the secrecy surrounding the project to remain intact."
Alternatives: "permit the confidentiality" or "enable the discretion".
It will still allow the business of secrecy to continue as usual".
The secrecy would allow the company to develop the Ford GT in record time, not only to premiere the basis of a production model by January 2015 at the Detroit Auto Show, but also to prepare for a 2016 return to Le Mans.
"[Stirling] nevertheless chose to make public statements implying otherwise in an attempt to force the General Assembly to pass a 'secrecy' bill that would allow the state to purchase unsafe drugs for execution and shield their source from the public".
It would just be an oddity that the C.I.A. let Khalid Sheikh Mohammed design a vacuum cleaner while he was held in a secret prison, as the Associated Press reports, if not for two things: its reasons for allowing the project, and the secrecy that surrounds it.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin July 11 , 2013It would just be an oddity that the C.I.A. let Khalid Sheikh Mohammed design a vacuum cleaner while he was held in a secret prison, as the Associated Press reports, if not for two things: its reasons for allowing the project, and the secrecy that surrounds it.
Official secrecy is mainly about keeping them from the broad public, because official secrecy allows the government to keep the broad public in a fog of competing claims that can't be directly verified and are therefore never resolved in major media.
And when official secrecy allows the government to cover these facts up, the only way to bring them to the public is to break secrecy regulations.
The judge, Colleen Kollar-Kotelly of Federal District Court here, said the White House Office of Administration was not subject to the Freedom of Information Act, allowing the White House to maintain the secrecy of an internal paper trail about its problem-plagued e-mail system.
Secrecy allows the wicked to pose as blameless, and offers much scope for blackmail.
