The phrase "allow trials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or the possibility of conducting trials or tests is being discussed.
Example: "The new policy will allow trials of the experimental drug in controlled environments."
Alternatives: "permit trials" or "enable trials".
Various states and territories have legislated to allow trials of driverless-vehicle technology in recent years.
Canada and Australia have changed their laws to allow trials, and the United States has deported suspects for trial.
Dr. Waldman said he still hoped the new guidelines would encourage more hospitals to allow trials of labor after Caesarean, but, he added, "the big issue is liability".
Current state law does not allow trials to be broadcast, and there has been no indication that legislative leaders are planning to reinstate an expired law that allowed cameras in courtrooms.
On the same day, the United Nations human rights commissioner, Mary Robinson, said during a visit to Phnom Penh that she hoped a formula could be reached that would allow trials to proceed.
The defendants, who had been living in Belgium and are not in detention, are charged under Belgian laws that allow trials here for people accused of war crimes elsewhere.
Most states allow trial judges broad discretion to permit or exclude cameras.
Instead, they offered an approach that would allow trial competition in selected locales.
He recommended that the curtain should be lifted far enough to allow trial judges or the appeal court to look into allegations of bias or improper behaviour by jurors which could have led to an unfair trial.
In setting new preconditions for appealing a Federal District Court's denial of a habeas corpus petition, Justice Kennedy said, "Congress expressed no intention to allow trial court procedural error to bar vindication of substantial constitutional rights on appeal".
It appears that the reason the administration refuses to allow trial or release for these detainees has less to do with the individuals themselves, than with the current global context.
