The phrase "allow traveling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or conditions related to travel, such as in policies or guidelines.
Example: "The new policy will allow traveling for business purposes starting next month."
Alternatives: "permit travel" or "enable travel".
The station commander, Russian Yuri V. Usachev, and the American flight engineer, James S. Voss, were to do a short walk from the Russian end of the station to reposition a docking device, but that venture could be extended to allow traveling to the American side of the station to work on the arm.
The startup's first mobile app, which is currently taking on beta customers and scheduled for an early September launch, will allow traveling sales representatives to create orders and view up-to-date customer and product data.
It is functioned by series of equal-distant concentrated masses to levitate the vehicle up to the superconducting guideway beam; the maglev bar gets stimulated by the lateral multi-support motion which is induced by the superconducting force to allow traveling on longitudinal direction.
The FretPen allows traveling musicians to travel easier.
Due to the location of the Galapagos Islands and the limited number of tourists allowed, traveling around the islands is not very economical as compared to most other destinations.
The traveling-salesman problem asks whether, given a set of cities and the travel times between them, there is a route that would allow a traveling salesman to reach all of them within some time limit.
At the end of the camp, one group of hackers presented a game that would allow a traveling parent to interact with a child back at home.
This year, a growing number of airlines are also encouraging passengers to check in online: American, Delta, Northwest, United, Continental, US Airways, Alaska and America West allow customers traveling on domestic e-tickets (and on some international routes) to check in and print out a boarding pass at their Web sites, typically 90 minutes to 24 hours ahead.
As a result of your request, the informative conversations you shared with me, and Metro's follow-up investigation into the matter, I am pleased to inform you that Metro has established a safety accommodation standard operating procedure (SOP) to allow customers traveling with service animals to use the equipment gates to enter or exit the system upon request.
The two approaches allow assessing traveling speeds of the sub-centennial constituent field features.
Another reason for long arms, Demes says, is more straightforward: Just like long pendulums, they allow faster traveling.
