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The phrase "allow time to debrief" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the need for a period to discuss and reflect on an experience or event, often after a meeting or activity.
Example: "After the training session, we should allow time to debrief and share our thoughts on what we learned."
Alternatives: "provide time for a debrief" or "set aside time to discuss".
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Just allow time to heal your wounds.
The first step in what's known as engagement organizing is to allow ample space and time to debrief your work.
Allow time to grieve.
Allow time to cool.
Allow time to heal.
Allow time to dry.
Allow TIME to TALK.
Allow time to help.
Allow time to share.
Allow time to fully dry.
Allow time to recover properly.
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