The phrase "allow them to stop" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when giving permission or enabling someone to cease an action or behavior.
Example: "The new policy will allow them to stop working overtime if they choose to."
Alternatives: "permit them to cease" or "let them halt".
Why should I allow them to stop me?
It would allow them to stop terrifying the world with the threat of a nuclear war.
We are focusing on women who are too young, too old, too poor or too sick to have babies but their situation does not allow them to stop".
Now prompted by the threat of sanctions, some schools are urging students to enter "default management" programs that allow them to stop making payments temporarily.
In desperation, doctors sometimes allow them to stop medication altogether rather than take their "last rescue regimen poorly," Dr. Cooper said.
Specialists at Alder Hey Children's Hospital in Liverpool had asked a High Court judge to allow them to stop providing life support to Alfie Evans, 21 months.
Viewers connected to a cable television system with on-demand capabilities -- allowing them to stop and start a movie -- will have access to the films on Movies.com.
It would establish a formal bankruptcy process for nations that face severe financial difficulties, allowing them to stop paying debts while they negotiate with bankers and bondholders.
It was when roads were used to communicate, rather than to isolate, which is what superhighways tend to do, carrying motorists through America but rarely allowing them to stop long enough to see what's in it.
In the middle of this project, in 1996, they bought two large adjacent houses in Krumlov and converted them to a hostel, which allowed them to stop running the dormitory operation in their home.
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