The phrase "allow us to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting permission or expressing a desire to put a plan or idea into action.
Example: "We believe this new strategy will benefit the company, so we ask that you allow us to implement it starting next quarter."
Alternatives: "permit us to execute" or "let us carry out".
A "worldwide wireless Internet access solution" will allow us to implement a new way of networking, instead of using the traditional TCP/IP Stack based network.
We're going to amend the law to allow us to implement justice as soon as possible".
"The current additional capital raising taking place will provide funds to allow us to implement these important growth plans, and we are confident that we can provide customers with a range of sharia compliant products and services.
He said he had come with a "vision and a plan" from President Bush, and was encouraged "that we are going to identify the mechanism that would allow us to implement that plan".
In future studies, this will allow us to implement features such as route recalculation during a driver's trip under a given road pricing scheme.
The base instrument has independent ADC and FPGA modules, which allow us to implement different spectrometers in a relatively easy manner.
Therefore, using the term 'low income' allowed us to implement a clear, objective and replicable criterion for including studies in the review, while also allowing us to capture studies considering low socioeconomic status in a variety of ways.
In particular, we increase detection accuracy and efficiency by using a 3D range sensor that allows us to implement a focus of attention mechanism based on geometric and structural information.
Additionally, the use of a HLL-based methodology allowed us to implement a high-quality Gaussian random number generator, which produces more precise results than those obtained with the simple generators usually present in HDL-based designs.
The pulsed nature of the ISIS source allows us to implement pulsed RF methods with greatly more efficient use of RF power than is possible at continuous sources.
