The phrase "allow us to drive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when requesting permission or expressing a desire to take control or lead a situation, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "In this project, we believe it would be beneficial to allow us to drive the initiative forward for better results."
Alternatives: "let us take the lead" or "permit us to take charge."
Permits ($16 each at the Northern Land Council's Jabiru office) allow us to drive over the East Alligator river which divides Kakadu from Arnhem, and on to the community of Gunbalanya/Oenpelli to visit the Injalak arts centre.
The Hazards of Impatience Everything in modern life seems geared toward ever-greater speed -- faster computers, faster Internet access, faster microwave ovens, faster trains, faster bicycles and faster cars with wider and straighter roads that allow us to drive even faster.
"We continue to innovate ways that allow us to drive better performance, and that drives better economics".
For consumers and developers, our expanded R&D capacity would allow us to drive innovation in emerging user experiences in areas such as search, video, mobile, commerce, and social media.
Because if [lawmakers] allow us to drive tomorrow, a lot of women are not going to drive because they have assholes for male guardians.
The additional use of an IRES site allowed us to drive the expression of a third protein; the Cre-recombinase placed downstream of the IRES site was expressed efficiently as shown in control experiments.
While keeping w+ fixed, we used λ̅ as a control parameter that allowed us to drive the system from the tristable regime (S,C) to the competition regime (C) as well as to control the distance to the bifurcation point.
A true friend would taken away our keys and not allowed us to drive.
"One charge is perfect for us, because it allows us to drive around during the day with no trouble," Mr. Ishii said.
Combining two channelrhodopsins with spectrally distinct activation profiles allowed us to drive opposing muscle activity via two-colour illumination of the same mixed nerve.
Catchphrases and verbal cascades Being able to identify phrases, and understanding how they work, allows us to drive a point home, but also to play with sound and rhythm.
