The phrase "allow touch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or capability to physically interact with something is being discussed, such as in technology or user interface design.
Example: "The new app will allow touch gestures for easier navigation."
Alternatives: "permit touch" or "enable touch".
But the commitment must stick; it's so easy for couples to let a weekly sex date become a social date and allow touch, sensuality and good old fashioned s-e-x fall to the wayside.
Since only indirect, but not direct disinhibition of WDR neurons induced nociceptive responses to dynamic tactile stimuli, we investigated whether disinhibition by strychnine in the superficial laminae of the MDH could allow touch activation of NS neurons.
The weighting parameters (w 1 , w 2 , and w 3) allow touching the boundary of the feasible domain.
Hawaii (which achieved statehood in 1959) contracted with the US Navy to allow touch-and-go landings until 1972, when the airfield was opened to students making their first solo flights.
"HSBC and First Direct are allowing touch ID to log into your account and also some voice recognition.
First introduced in September 2010, Apple produced an iPod nano with an integrated a touchscreen allowing touch control of music playback.
These were connected to the artificial sensors in the fingers of the prosthetic hand, so allowing touch and pressure feedback to be sent direct to the brain.
New software that allows Touch owners to pay for new software from the App Store (some apps are free, though).
The model shows the native capacitance to be relatively insensitive to the thickness of the sensor electrodes, allowing touch sensors to be fabricated with reduced material usage and cost.
During the testing period, we noticed a reduction in the intensity of hyperesthesia and allodynia of the right foot allowing touch and both active and passive mobilization of the foot, especially of the toes.
It's a 3D-gesture sensing controller that allows touch-free computer interaction.
