The phrase "allowing the relocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or facilitation of moving something or someone from one place to another is being discussed.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at allowing the relocation of employees to different branches without any hassle."
Alternatives: "permitting the move" or "facilitating the transfer".
Opponents of a plan to move the Barnes Foundation and its world-renowned art collection from a Philadelphia suburb to a downtown site asked a Pennsylvania judge on Monday to reconsider his 2004 decision allowing the relocation.
Opponents of a plan to move the Barnes Foundation and its world-renowned art collection from a Philadelphia suburb to a downtown museum quarter asked a Pennsylvania judge yesterday to reconsider his 2004 decision allowing the relocation.
"This may mean allowing the relocation of suspects when it's really required to protect our people – but only if we legislate to make the test for imposing a Tpim much stricter and the definition of terrorist activity significantly tighter.
Parliament voted to allow the relocation of war memorials and soldiers' graves, a move critics have said was intended to eliminate Soviet-era monuments.
The new rules would allow the relocation of detainees to the United States for prosecution, but would effectively delay any such move until late September.
It is implied that if the Syrian revolutionaries had their way they would allow the opening of an Israeli embassy in the plush Damascus district of Malki tomorrow, and allow the relocation of the Palestinian people to a desert outpost on the Iraqi border.
According to the children's lawyers, the Home Office has failed to allow the relocation of many of the most vulnerable children to the UK, failed to give proper written decisions in refusing these applications and failed to use its discretion in response to extreme cases.
Opponents of a plan to move the Barnes Foundation and its world-renowned art collection from a Philadelphia suburb to a downtown museum quarter asked a Pennsylvania judge on Tuesday to reconsider his 2004 ruling to allow the relocation, arguing that a 2009 documentary about the court case, called "The Art of the Steal," revealed new evidence that the judge did not have when he made his decision.
The relocation method involves analyses and geostrophic velocity computations to allow the relocation of stations in time and space to a particular analysis time.
The statement concluded that "infinitely more harm would be caused to football if WFC went out of business" and that a "proportionate exercise of discretion ... would allow the relocation in WFC's exceptional circumstances".
