The phrase "allow value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are granting permission for something to have worth or significance.
Example: "We need to allow value to be assigned to each contribution made by the team members."
Alternatives: "permit worth" or "grant significance".
A united progressive alliance that focuses on ways to allow value creation to be rewarded over value extraction can change course.
State control, with a view not to running the bank (a terrifying thought) but to running it down, would allow value to be extracted for taxpayers through the orderly sale of assets.
Niches that allow value addition to livestock production should be identified to find ways for changing land use to complement rather than substitute for livestock production.
Information is essential to competition, and consumers should be empowered to allow value-conscious decisions about health care.
Fourth, Health Savings Accounts increase choice for consumers, expand individual ownership and control over health spending, promote price visibility to allow value-based purchasing, and provide incentives for savings to prepare for future health care needs.
The mutable data nodes and directories meanwhile, allow deletion and allow values to be updated and to avoid inconsistent configuration requires the use of an consistency protocol.
They become things that are left to theologians to debate, or we allow values to be a walled-off part of the political conversation.
Companies fail when they focus the lens too narrowly on profit and loss and allow values and behavior to run amuck.
For total and LDL cholesterol fractions, serum samples were diluted 6-fold to allow values to fall within the standard curve.
From the point of view of an itemized database, the FIM-based biclusters are perfect biclusters, that is, they do not allow value-variations in any of its elements.
As depicted in Figure 2b, we can allow values out-side of, as long as the overall values of a time course fit the timebox.
