The phrase "allows authorities to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the powers or permissions granted to authorities in various contexts, such as legal, governmental, or organizational settings.
Example: "The new legislation allows authorities to make decisions regarding public safety more efficiently."
Alternatives: "enables officials to create" or "permits authorities to establish".
The proposed forecasting model can allow authorities to gain a better understanding of the dynamics of OFF and anticipate pest-related problems, so they can make preemptive and effective pest management decisions before the real problems occur.
"The Thai government has invoked its Internal Security Act (ISA) throughout Bangkok, which allows authorities to close roads, make arrests; take action against security threats; and increase police presence around government buildings and at other locations," the State Department's alert said.
The amendment would allow the authorities to make notifications wider in scope than those the courts have allowed so far, Mr. McDonough said.
Some analysts say elections should be delayed to allow transitional authorities to make more progress on disarmament.
"There is a strong argument to allow local authorities to make a comprehensive assessment of green belt land to identify areas that could be used to address London's chronic housing shortages without adversely impacting on the environment".
"We hold that Georgia has not clearly articulated and affirmatively expressed a policy to allow hospital authorities to make acquisitions that substantially lessen competition," Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote for the court.
He has already sounded cool about two of the report's proposals: allowing local authorities to make out-of-town supermarkets charge for parking there, and a moratorium on airport expansion.But if he is to avoid the charge that his environmentalism is merely symbolic, Mr Cameron will have to adopt some of the group's more substantial recommendations, which include a new tax on short-haul flights.
He added that the plan, believed to be the first of its kind in the country, followed recent changes to legislation which allowed local authorities to make a profit.
It also allows the Scottish authorities to make discretionary payments in any area of welfare, and to extend the vote in the next election to 16 and 17-year-olds — something that proved controversial when implemented for the referendum.
Allowing the Indonesian authorities to make the arrest, instead of the Australian federal police, left the door open for the possibility of Australian citizens to face the death penalty.
