The phrase "allowing confidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that something enables or fosters a sense of confidence.
Example: "The training program is designed with clear objectives, allowing confidence in the participants' abilities."
Alternatives: "fostering confidence" or "instilling confidence".
G.E. has put itself in this position by allowing confidence to erode in the company — primarily through its own actions.
GE has put itself in this position by allowing confidence to erode in the company - primarily through its own actions.
The rank ordered distributions of these scores are normally distributed for each rank order (using Jarque-Bera test of normality), allowing confidence intervals to be computed.
The participants from different sites confirmed these themes allowing confidence in the conclusions.
To decrease the level of false or incomplete responses investigators were not accompanied by Lao authorities allowing confidence between investigators and interviewees to be established.
Third, the low degree of divergence across these species leads to clear sequence similarity across the entire studied region: as is clear in the figures, changes in boundaries often represent single nucleotide changes within a long region of conserved sequence, allowing confidence in the true homology and quality of alignment of the studied regions overall.
Nothing in the Champions League's short history allows confidence that bad ideas that work in favour of big clubs will be rejected out of hand.
Maximum-likelihood parameter estimation techniques, which take the measurement errors into account, allow confidence intervals in the identified parameters to be evaluated.
We develop techniques that allow confidence limits to be placed on the optimal input policy as well as on the performance index, by considering the sensitivity of the optimal input policy with respect to uncertain model parameters.
The government has allowed confidence in Britain's policy towards the Muslim Brotherhood to be undermined by the impression it is being influenced by the Islamist group's enemies in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, MPs have warned.
"I believe if the information elicited at this trial is made available to the public either directly or indirectly, it will allow confidence in the jury's verdict of acquittal," he said.
