The phrase "allowing this type of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or possibilities related to a specific category or kind of something.
Example: "The new policy is designed to enhance flexibility, allowing this type of innovation to flourish within the organization."
Alternatives: "permitting this kind of" or "enabling this sort of".
Before allowing this type of market clearance, the agency twice asked Intuitive for more information about how doctors would be trained to use company equipment.
Its principal reason for rejecting the recommendation of countless experts, including a former law lord, the former director of public prosecutions and the former head of MI5, seems to be that allowing this type of evidence in court will lead to more complex and costly trials.
Adding to the confusion by allowing this type of advertising is not the answer.DAVID GILBERTNew Barnet, HertfordshireFair share buybacks?SIR—While in theory share buybacks ("All cashed up", August 15th) should make no difference to shareholders, perhaps greed is the best explanation for this preference.
Thirty states have a law allowing this type of termination, but 20 of them require a rape conviction.
Calling it out and not allowing this type of harassment shows solidarity with victims and starts to shift responsibility from the victim onto the victimizer.
As far as he sees it, the digital age, with its instantaneous flow of visual information, is allowing this type of cross-pollination of genre to lead to interesting new artistic blooms.
"We need to expose the cultural problems, the administrative problems that allowed this type of mistreatment to occur," Turnbull said.
ABC News does not allow this type of integrated advertising with its sponsors because it would clearly taint reporting that is supposed to be authoritative and unbiased.
Defending the club's exclusion, Mr. Miller said the school district "had a reasonable basis to conclude that it might potentially be disruptive, it might potentially be divisive of the community, to allow this type of utilization of the school building".
"Most of the towns would not have inherent zoning that would allow this type of development and density as a matter of right," Mr. Berto said.
