The phrase "allowing through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or facilitation of passage or entry is being discussed.
Example: "The new policy is designed for allowing through more visitors during peak hours."
Alternatives: "permitting entry" or "facilitating access".
The Customs House at Calais had difficulty allowing through "Four English Seasons," his last and final composition.
What could be more "unegalitarian" than allowing, through official policy, some members of the faculty to be awarded more starting and step by step salary than others?
The University firewall helps protect computers on the local network from being compromised by allowing through only necessary in-bound traffic; all other traffic is blocked.
The court heard that Phase One of HS2 involves creating a high-speed link between London and Birmingham, allowing through trains to run on to the West Coast main line to service cities further north.
She appeared to agree with Dick Cheney's manic theory that the vice president is a member of both the executive and legislative branches, although it's hard to tell since she began her answer this way: "Well, our founding fathers were very wise there in allowing through the Constitution much flexibility there in the office of the vice president.
Politicians under fire have a habit of throwing back counter-claims of wrongdoing by others.Grandees from both parties are now trying to persuade the president that handing out more jobs and allowing through at least some pork would be a small price to pay for governability.
In London, flats are now built wherever possible with at least two aspects, allowing through-drafts and more sunlight, and with higher ceilings than before.
The goal of the project is to verify that this change in non-linear behaviour could be identified in a way that does not require modification of existing circuitry, thus allowing through-life and non-destructive monitoring of devices for signs of early deterioration.
The through-silicon via (TSV) technology is the key parameter for 3D integration allowing through-silicon connections.
The line through Filton closed for two weeks in June 2004 to enable the construction of a new platform and third running line on the west side of the station, separating trains towards Bristol Parkway from trains towards Wales before the station, and so allowing through-trains to pass stopping trains.
Sooner or later, the firemen were allowed through, but it was too late.
