The phrase "allow us to operate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or authorization is being requested to proceed with an action or task.
Example: "In order to proceed with the project, we kindly ask that you allow us to operate under the proposed guidelines."
Alternatives: "permit us to function" or "let us proceed".
"The money would allow us to operate at a higher level".
N.R.C.-renewed licenses will allow us to operate the plants for another 20 years, which further ensures funding adequacy.
These systems allow us to operate without putting too much thought into our day-to-day habits and decisions.
"We are exhaustive in our efforts and the resources provided by the McNair family allow us to operate that way.
That's why the Americans are doing everything they can to push us out of and not allow us to operate in markets where they've always felt comfortable.
"Although reconstruction and testing of the second track will not be completed until late tonight, enough work has been completed to allow us to operate this limited service in advance of resuming our regular schedule on Wednesday".
According to graphics in the report, 'disruptive technologies of the self' may include brain-computer interfaces allowing us to operate machines using our thoughts, ingesting microdoses of psychedelics in order to regulate hormones, using bioelectronic medications to alter electrical signals in nerves to treat diseases, and manipulating genetic material in humans cells.
"This number allows us to operate at a comfortable level as some volunteers not showing up was factored into our plans," organizers said.
In the international realm, we seem to believe that our claim to national sovereignty allows us to operate unilaterally -- America first and foremost, not together or in conformity with a global contract.
This unique approach allows us to operate on unordered point sets with varying densities, without relying on expensive hand-crafted features; thus reducing the time needed for testing by an order of magnitude over existing approaches.
A new design of a 4-electrode cell allowed us to operate at a relatively high potential but where the potential is still low compared with a value that would damage the formed polymer.
