The phrase "allow them to stand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or acceptance of something to remain in its current state or position.
Example: "The committee decided to allow them to stand as they were, without any further modifications."
Alternatives: "permit them to remain" or "let them stay."
Do not allow them to stand on or hang on the mechanical sliding doors/grilles".
Primates are packed into small wooden crates, usually too small to allow them to stand up, and travel as cargo.
To prevent models in all categories from tiring, he fashioned hidden foot supports out of wood to allow them to stand for long periods.
Besides a much-needed external burnishing, the rockets will return with inner steel frames that will allow them to stand upright without guy wires.
Fidel Castro is one such case, and after manipulating constitutional reforms to allow them to stand for re-election, Daniel Ortega in Nicaragua and Hugo Chávez in Venezuela (who is battling cancer) aspire to follow in his footsteps.
"What the monarchies have going for them are royal families that allow them to stand above the fray, to a certain extent," said Kenneth M. Pollack, the director of the Saban Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution.
He honored Meredith and others for their strong sense of purpose that allowed them to stand up to the hostility directed at them by opponents of civil rights.
It also allows them to stand and move around with ease, and the device looks more like a toy than a restraint.
He refused to turn over the two Libyan defendants until 1998, when he allowed them to stand trial at a special tribunal in the Netherlands.
Their limbs were modified for running and also had special features for locking their knees, allowing them to stand for long periods of time.
Many players wear heavy pads, allowing them to stand close to the plate without fear of breaking a bone if hit by a pitch.
