The phrase "allow us to start" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting permission or indicating readiness to begin a task or presentation.
Example: "Before we dive into the details, allow us to start with a brief overview of the project."
Alternatives: "let us begin" or "permit us to commence".
And two developments this week allow us to start putting nails in the coffin.
The $5 million limit might not be perfect, but it's a lot better than where we are today, and it would allow us to start digging into real issues and better understand what's happening in the market place.
"Additional aid would allow us to start looking at building facilities," said the superintendent of schools, Nathaniel Clay, "as well as to hire more teachers, continue our teacher in-service training and add a much-needed full-day kindergarten".
"We are happily on the way with our financing, which will allow us to start making films in the fall," said Ms. Fisher, whose background is in entertainment business development and restructuring.
We are presently developing a module for doing also these parts, which would allow us to start from the version 1 NGS/vgosDB files.
It didn't allow us to start with the type of momentum that you get with a new building," laments Bobcats President Edmond Tapscott.
The qualitative methodology used allowed us to start building insights and theory on modularity in the field of long term care.
Special emphasis will be made on characterizing the barrier properties of grafted PEG layers and how a hierarchical approach that uses a short barrier and extended ligand allows us to start to mimic nature's own solution to the problem of ubiquitous repulsion and specific attraction.
But this interesting base-three counting system allows us to start with negative numbers embedded at the low level.
iPhone has also allowed us to start to experiment with location, which we see as a huge growth area.
