The phrase "allowing support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the provision or facilitation of assistance or help.
Example: "The new policy is designed with a focus on allowing support for those in need during difficult times."
Alternatives: "enabling assistance" or "providing help".
Critics fear she is allowing support to gather for the candidature of the shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, a Corbyn ally, in case the Labour leader does quit and a leadership contest is launched.
Provides some capabilities of a full SDR on commodity WLAN hardware allowing support for arbitrary MAC protocols.
It is discerned from the analysis that the system with TP can significantly enhance the achievable SER performance thus allowing support for more users, and resulting in higher capacity than conventional system employing a linear ZF detector.
Today, Get Satisfaction is partnering with Involver to integrate the Facebook Wall with a company's existing Get Satisfaction community, allowing support agents to import wall conversations directly into the community for discussion and resolution.
Meanwhile, he has called for the imposition of a no-fly zone in Syria as a prerequisite to allowing support to the Kurds, insisting that leadership change in Syria should be Washington's priority.
This allows protected health data to be stored without allowing support personnel on the server to use the data.
Conservative sources insisted they would not allow support for the poor to be reduced this winter.
This is essentially to allow support for demanding HDR video effects (see below), but it will also mean that some games get a slight boost in frame rate.
A proposal being discussed would broaden the rules to allow support for private sector investment, including forms of blended finance, to count.
In it, he concluded that Jewish law allowed support for stem cell research because it could serve a common good, combating disease.
"If you want to bind our hands and not allow support for our farmers, nobody could back that," said China's top negotiator, Long Yongtu, after a week of negotiations ended today without sealing China's entry as anticipated.
