The phrase "allow us to claim" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting permission or making a formal statement about asserting a right or entitlement.
Example: "In light of the new evidence, we would like to allow us to claim our rightful share of the profits."
Alternatives: "permit us to assert" or "let us declare".
A simple solution: why not base the maximum value of childcare vouchers on how many hours mums work each week, or allow us to claim for each child?
"We have been given a number to call an overseas customer-service team who don't understand what I'm asking for or why I'm a little upset," says Kerr. "Virgin won't allow us to claim until 21 days are up, well after our reception, and our own insurance policy requires us to wait 31 days".
Second, our social media data collection approach does not allow us to claim that all tweets originating within a 25-mile radius of military locations have been produced by military personnel or their family members.
Once again, I spent sleepless hours trying to decide whether opportunity was a necessary or a sufficient cause of crime, becoming confused about the meanings of each, and then deciding that sorting one from the other would still not allow us to claim that opportunity was a cause of crime.
The likes of the marathon attack allow us to claim a position of innocence and victimization.
For present moment awareness is the only thing that can allow us to claim unequivocally and without a doubt that we are truly experiencing life.
"It won't make poverty history overnight but it allows us to claim plausibly that we can do it in the coming years".
This is the sense that allows us to claim that Socrates is numerically the same man now as that man ten years ago.
This less proper mode of numerical sameness allows us to claim that the Nile River here today is numerically the same river as the Nile back in Herodotus' time.
First, (7.38) allows us to claim a certain smoothness of A. Second, the right-hand expression is something we studied in pointwise spectral asymptotics, and the Weyl expression here is 0, so the right-hand expression of (7.38) is something that we could estimate.
Second, it allows us to claim that levels of particular language are high when many of the journal issues fall near or above the "H" level, since this means that many words of the corresponding model must occur more than one standard deviation above the mean, even within such a small corpus.
