The phrase "allows contracting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or capability to enter into contracts is being discussed.
Example: "The new policy allows contracting with multiple vendors to ensure competitive pricing."
Alternatives: "permits contracting" or "facilitates contracting".
The bill as reported out by the House-Senate conference committee, while allowing contracting out at the 69 airports, some of them among the nation's busiest, would forbid doing so with any other controllers' jobs for five years.
The southern state of Tabasco happens to have a clause in its civil code that explicitly permits surrogacy, allowing contracting parents to obtain birth certificates with their names on them even if they have no genetic link to the child.
Minor changes are envisaged, to allow contracting for health services by 2009.
A clause in the state labor law known as the Triborough Amendment allows contract provisions for all workers to proceed until a new contract is reached.
Liverpool could sign Burnley striker Danny Ings, 22, today and send him back to Turf Moor for the remainder of the season in a US-style agreement which allows contract rights to be passed over at a future date.
Some intellectual-property lawyers say UCITA allows contracts that could let vendors make an end-run around traditional practices embodied in copyright law including reverse engineering, fair use of information and the ability to transfer copies.
That leaves AT&T as the only one out of the four major carriers that allows contracts -- although AT&T has a monthly option through family sharing plans.
An escape clause allowed contracting countries to alter agreements if their domestic producers suffered excessive losses as a result of trade concessions.
Fifa does not allow contracts longer than three years before a player has reached 18.
Let's allow contract law — not copyright or criminal law — to govern the relationship between consumers and wireless carriers.
