The phrase "allow time to complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to giving someone or something sufficient time to finish a task or process.
Example: "Please allow time to complete the project before the deadline to ensure quality work."
Alternatives: "give time to finish" or "provide time to conclude".
But NASA delayed it again, this time to no later than January, which it said would "allow time to complete a thorough proposal evaluation and selection". It declined to comment further.
Palms and The Shore Club will close to allow time to complete the necessary repairs and cleanup.
Short term tocolysis with intravenous ritodrine may be helpful to transfer women in preterm labour to a hospital with better neonatal facilities or to allow time to complete a course of antenatal glucocorticoids, but even these advantages are controversial.
Recruitment stopped with 187 participants (of the anticipated 190) to fit in with school terms and to allow time to complete follow-up before the extended summer break (starts in December).
Once the web is complete, allow time to explain briefly an overview of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
In addition, resource constraints may prompt the agencies to issue more Second Requests than otherwise in order to allow additional time to complete their investigations.
Any interested resident should plan in advance to allow enough time to complete the necessary paperwork (malpractice insurance, your salary continuing to get paid, etc.).
Every institution she spoke to, Ms. Kaplan said, reported that donors who had made multiyear pledges had asked to renegotiate those gifts, to allow more time to complete them.
It adds, "The court must allow sufficient time to complete an accurate and fair count of the contested ballots, which is essential for the proper resolution of the contest action".
(The president, who has invited the company to submit another plan, said he rejected the earlier plan because a Congressional mandate that called for him to decide by mid-February did not allow adequate time to complete environmental reviews).
In January, President Obama rejected the company's previous application to build the full pipeline, saying a Congressional mandate that he decide on the project by mid-February did not allow adequate time to complete environmental reviews.
