The phrase "allowing security" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or facilitation of security measures or protocols is being discussed.
Example: "The new policy is designed with a focus on allowing security while maintaining user accessibility."
Alternatives: "enabling security" or "facilitating security".
One measure creates new rules for declaring states of emergency, allowing security forces to round up citizens without legal protections.
President Vladimir V. Putin signed a law allowing security forces to shoot down hijacked aircraft or destroy hijacked ships if they risk endangering important facilities or populated places.
In the wake of that attack, the Tunisian government, which was then led by a Western-oriented autocrat, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, passed a law allowing security forces to arrest anyone they suspected of aiding the cause of terrorism.
Lives will be saved by new internet powers allowing security services and police to snoop on emails, web visits and social networking sites, Home Secretary Theresa May has said.
Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, who faces a fierce contest to win a second term, declared a holiday from Thursday to Sunday, allowing security forces to vote early so they would be mobilized in force on election day.
Dmitry Medvedev today accused government officials of allowing security checks at Domodedovo airport to slip into "a state of anarchy", amid reports that a Black Widow suicide bomber detonated the bomb that killed 35 people there yesterday.
"Allowing securities firms to financially intimidate investors who bring claims must not be permitted".
Analysts say the Fed is allowing securities dealers to borrow against bonds that cannot be easily traded or that can only be sold at a loss.
In our MCMAS, we propose secure mobile cloud service architecture that allows security information management in the cloud to protect our MCMAS applications.
Among its provisions, the law silences dissent and allows security forces to detain citizens without charge.
And a state of emergency already allowed security forces to conduct searches without court orders.
