The phrase "allowing trade" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing policies, agreements, or conditions that enable or facilitate trade between parties or nations.
Example: "The new agreement is focused on allowing trade between the two countries to flourish and benefit their economies."
Alternatives: "permitting trade" or "facilitating trade".
Greek Cypriots abolished their economic blockade of the north prior to joining the European Union in 2004, allowing trade between the two parts to resume.
And changing buyers' deeply ingrained cultural preconceptions may take a while.At the same time, history shows that allowing trade once endangered species are revived can provide enough of an incentive to ensure the animals persist.
Last November Sir Christopher Kelly of the independent Committee on Standards in Public Life suggested capping individual donations at £10,000, allowing trade union members to "opt in" to their union's donations to Labour, and more public funding of parties.
Johnson backs a total ban on ivory trading, in line with the Conservative manifesto, but Theresa May's government has refused to go that far, instead allowing trade in antique ivory.
(By contrast, most of Latin America's manufactured exports are sold within the region or to the United States).On June 21st the EU foreign ministers made a compromise aimed at allowing trade talks with Mercosur and Chile to belaunched at the summit.
The history of the region's port has always been marked by transformation, whether in 1825, when the Erie Canal was opened, allowing trade with the flourishing Midwest; or in 1956, when standardized containers began ushering out the era of winching unevenly shaped break-bulk cargo out of holds.
In the aftermath "circuit breakers" were introduced, allowing trading to be halted when the market suffered a big fall.
Mr. Frank and Republicans traded barbs over Dodd-Frank throughout the hearing, with some Republicans blaming the law for allowing trading losses like that at JPMorgan.
Mr. Frank and Republicans traded barbs over Dodd-Frank throughout the hearing, with some blaming it for allowing trading losses like that at JPMorgan.
This month a long-stalled agreement linking the Hong Kong and Shanghai stock exchanges and allowing trading to be settled in yuan got a green light.
With Fannie and Freddie, the government is deliberately allowing trading to go on in stock that the government is going out of its way to make worthless.
