The phrase "allowing standing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts, particularly when discussing the right of a party to bring a lawsuit or to participate in a legal proceeding.
Example: "The court ruled in favor of the plaintiff, allowing standing to challenge the decision."
Alternatives: "granting standing" or "permitting standing".
Because they allow standing water to collect, these are ideal conditions for the Aedes aegypti to reproduce.
Hidden down a tiny alleyway off Breidelstraat, Staminee de Garre doesn't allow standing: if you can't find a table, you'll have to come back later.
"Personally, a well-ordered existence is much more helpful to my productivity," Quart allowed, standing at the foot of the stairs.
Turn or stir foods during cooking, and allow standing time after the oven turns off so that heat is more uniformly distributed.
The more passengers prioritise the cost of a flight over service, the more the industry will give them what they want.As yet airlines are not, to Mr O'Leary's chagrin, allowed standing sections on their planes.
At least on the top deck they don't allow standing, but upstairs was beyond my aspirations because of the scrum of bodies on the stairs (where you're also not meant to stand) blocking my way.
Both the larval and pupal stage occur entirely in water, which is why the most common suggestion for getting rid of mosquitoes is to not allow standing water to accumulate.
That's possible because phonons have a wavelength which is similar in size to a DNA helix and this allows standing waves to form, a phenomenon known as phonon trapping.
They now require first floors of new buildings to be three feet higher than the Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMAA) requirement, and they are considering "no-runoff" pervious pavement for sidewalks and parking lots, which will allow standing water to drain into the soil slowly.
