The phrase "allow to facilitate" is not correct in standard written English.
It is missing a subject or an object to clarify what is being allowed to facilitate.
Example: "We need to allow the new software to facilitate communication between teams."
Alternatives: "permit to enable" or "authorize to assist".
"Off-peak temporary traffic lights were allowed to facilitate the works, the safe flow of traffic and to minimise disruption for all road users".
While the exchanges will no longer be allowed to facilitate the buying of crypto coins using Chinese Yuan and the trading of coins, they will continue to operate international-facing exchanges and other associated services.
AWS advantages result from its integrated monitor and ETT side channel into the handle and blade, respectively, allowing to facilitate the ETT insertion and to visualize its entire progression [24].
This approach allows to facilitate the generic feature of sequence diagrams as well as an automatic analysis, the identification of the instances of a sequence diagram over a trace.
However, the Register again rejected Apple's arguments that the DMCA should be allowed to facilitate Apple's restrictive efforts.
Still, only 47percentt of Americans in a Pew poll last October said that a doctor should be allowed to facilitate a suicide, barely different from numbers at the time of Thompson's death.
The top court ruled that doctors should be allowed to facilitate a patient's death when he or she is a "competent adult" with an irremediable medical condition or disabilities that cause enduring suffering, and whose death is already "reasonably foreseeable".
These assistants were trained by Professor Lytgens for half a year before being allowed to facilitate the course.
Secondly, we explored whether the events in the environment affected the hospital production and searched for the mechanisms that allowed to facilitate the hospitals' adaptation.
Providing these results to patients directly online would also allow radiologists to facilitate increased patient satisfaction and patient-centered care by treating patients as "co-customers" and equal partners with referring physicians with regard to access to information and shared decision making.
