The phrase "allowed it to terminate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing permission or consent for something to come to an end or stop.
Example: "The company allowed it to terminate after the contract expired without renewal."
Alternatives: "permitted it to end" or "let it conclude."
But Delta and Northwest are still wrangling with certain unions, and Delta on Aug. 4 asked the U.S. Bankruptcy Court to allow it to terminate its pilots' pensions.
The commission has used the submission to resume its calls for amendments to its procedures that would allow it to terminate vexatious complaints earlier.
The Flowers group, which includes JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America, claims the terms of its contract with SLM allow it to terminate the merger because a recent change in federal law reduced subsidies to lenders like SLM, causing a "material adverse effect" on its future earning potential and therefore its merger value.
On July 9, Igen won a court ruling allowing it to terminate the license.
The court later ruled in Starbucks' favor, allowing it to terminate the partnership.
It had more to do, they said, with Current's low ratings and its contract, which had a "change of ownership" clause that allowed it to be terminated.
She hopes to take advantage of a provision in the county's contract with Live Nation that allows it to be terminated in the event of public safety hazards or complaints from residents.
CPSF is in contact with RNA polymerase II, allowing it to signal the polymerase to terminate transcription.
Selig's broad powers under baseball's constitution allow him to terminate a franchise for failing or refusing to comply "with any requirement of the commissioner".
That work stoppage lasted 27 days and ended when the government allowed Volkswagen to terminate its labor contract because an internal union struggle had caused the strike.
