The phrase "allowing the launch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or conditions are set for something to be initiated or started, such as a project, product, or event.
Example: "The final review of the project was completed, allowing the launch to proceed as scheduled."
Alternatives: "permitting the launch" or "enabling the launch".
Mr. Shelby's hearings were the first of a number of planned Congressional inquiries into accusations concerning campaign fund-raising and the Clinton Administration's decision-making process in allowing the launching of civilian American satellites on Chinese rockets.
The 3D community for PS3 will allow images to be sent from the real world via camera phones, and it will further serve as an immersing interface, allowing the launching of games from within the service.
This essay describes the history of space radioisotope power systems, the struggles to ensure safe operations, and the political confrontation over whether or not to allow the launch the Galileo and Cassini space probes to the outer planets.
Early in February, Russia's space agency, RKA, having still had no money from the government, quietly allowed the launch date of the service module to slip from April to December of 1998.
"We have shared product information with them," said Michael Rawding, Microsoft's regional director in China, "and I believe that their comfort with our product information led them to allow the launch" of Windows 2000, Microsoft's new business-oriented operating system, in China last spring.
Liquid informs Snake that his entire mission was manipulated by the renegades to allow the launch of the nuclear weapon.
When powered up will neutralize gravity above it to allow the launch vehicle to float up into space.
The Hult Prize Foundation seeks to create the economic and social incentives that allow the launch and capitalization of a new breed of business, one that marries social impact and profitability.
At about the same time, a team of investors in San Diego was looking to buy a campus that would allow the launch of a new, for-profit education venture.
