The phrase "allow time to talk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that someone should take a moment to engage in conversation or discussion.
Example: "In our meeting, we should allow time to talk about everyone's concerns and ideas."
Alternatives: "give space for discussion" or "make time for conversation."
Just allow time to heal your wounds.
The survey, released 7 February, interviewed 1,100 adults and found that travel can boost romance because it allows couples time to talk, reconnect and share new experiences.
Crucial during the visit is establishing a relationship of trust, listening to the needs and wishes of the older person, and allowing the person time to talk [ 29].
Allow students the time to talk.
Allow them a time to talk frankly about their situations in practical Christian life that come up in studying the Bible.
The slow, methodical chopping; the measuring, stirring and waiting, allowed for plenty of time to talk in an easy way, to enjoy the changing slant of sunlight in the bright kitchen and the gleaming jars of jeweled-colored jam at the end of the process.
Per the AllThingsD report, the funding is earmarked more specifically to grow the marketing team, while allowing the company more time to talk with brand advertisers.
One currently serving Army officer who married her same-sex partner in Massachusetts said the end of the ban would provide a huge emotional release, allowing her for the first time to talk to her fellow soldiers about her wife and two children.
The main strength of "October Country" is that it respects the individuality of its subjects, observing them with detached compassion and allowing each of them plenty of time to talk.
So it was a bit disconcerting, writes Dennis Dodd on CBSSports.com, to hear S.E.C. Commissioner Mike Slive sounding Mike Garrett-like when he called for "education not enforcement" on the agent issue, that it might be time to talk about allowing players to sign with agents whenever they want.
