The phrase "allows delivery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the capability or permission for something to be delivered, such as in logistics or service descriptions.
Example: "The new software update allows delivery of packages to multiple locations simultaneously."
Alternatives: "permits delivery" or "facilitates delivery".
Meanwhile, the passageway allows delivery trucks to enter from the west on 50th Street, unload their cargo and depart on 49th Street heading west.
Volvo, for example, is launching Volvo on Call, a service integrated into its cars that allows delivery couriers to access the customer's vehicle using a smartphone key and smartphone location services (which the couriers will need to have).
This allows delivery routes from suppliers to be developed with higher utilisation and lower travel distances.
At the heart of all this is the Citrix ICA protocol which allows delivery of Windows applications to any enterprise and extended enterprise user.
The apparent linked nature of the mucosal immune system allows delivery to any mucosal surface to potentially induce immunity at others.
It allows delivery of analgesics, antibiotics, growth factors, growth media, and cells into the chamber, becoming a platform for tissue engineering.
Danby is showing off its newly launched smart mailbox called Parcel Guard at CES, which allows deliveries to be left securely at customers' doorsteps.
The siege must be lifted and roads opened to allow delivery of basics, from food and medicines to drinking water.
On Wednesday it said it would not allow delivery of aid from United States Navy vessels waiting offshore.
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In California, some cities – including many in the Bay area – allow delivery but others don't and some exist in a grey zone.
