The phrase "allows chasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or capability to pursue something is being discussed, such as in gaming, sports, or metaphorical scenarios.
Example: "The new rules of the game allows chasing after the opponent with the ball."
Alternatives: "permits pursuit" or "enables chasing".
Referring to this controversial wording, called "market flex," Lee explains: "The market- flex policy allows Chase to make the [loan] money available, but if a different price is needed to clear the market, the client will have to pay".
In order to build the new headquarters downtown, he needed Moses to rub out a narrow blocklong street to allow Chase to squeeze the enormous building into Lower Manhattan's tight patchwork of pre-Revolutionary streets.
A kid off to college?DynaMark's systems detect these milestones by scrutinizing purchases and allow Chase to fine-tune its marketing message.
Cas were soon in again as another Fox lapse allowed Chase to put Clare in, but close-range tries from Kay and Mariano maintained the see-saw nature of the contest.
Despite Grandal being a step behind the throw, first base ump Ed Hickox called him safe at first which allowed Chase Headley to score from third.
Writing in the Daily Telegraph last year, Sir Jackie argued for a return to run-off surfaces (eg, gravel traps) that impede a car's traction, so an erring driver who ran wide would lose ground, allowing a chasing car to pass.
The police are now allowed to chase a suspect caught committing a crime across a national frontier.
This undermines public support for the experiment and the police are not allowed to chase suspects outside the city limits.
If the goods arrive at the low price, however, it is not allowed to chase you for the difference.
The members of the religious police, known as Mutawas, are not allowed to chase people down the street or demand to see a person's ID or other documents.
