The phrase "allows delivery of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to send or provide something, often in a technical or formal context.
Example: "The new software update allows delivery of real-time notifications to users."
Alternatives: "facilitates the sending of" or "enables the provision of".
At the heart of all this is the Citrix ICA protocol which allows delivery of Windows applications to any enterprise and extended enterprise user.
It allows delivery of analgesics, antibiotics, growth factors, growth media, and cells into the chamber, becoming a platform for tissue engineering.
Intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) is a technique that allows delivery of lower doses of radiation to normal tissue, while maintaining or increasing the tumour dose, compared with two-dimensional radiotherapy (2DRT) or three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy (3DCRT).
And moving to a modern smart grid that allows delivery of energy when it is needed while cutting waste is essential to attract and retain a global business community in the city.
The structure allows delivery of the inhibitor into the cells where it binds to activated caspases.
Intrathecal injection allows delivery of substances to the CNS with minimal trauma [ 1, 11, 25].
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.
PAGE B1 New F.C.C. Internet Rules The F.C.C. is preparing rules that would allow delivery of the Internet through power lines and make online phone calls even cheaper.
Timothy S. Carey, president of the authority, said in an interview yesterday that the agreement with the Municipal Art Society, prime sponsor of "Tribute in Light," would allow delivery of materials to the site this weekend.
The document outlined a series of "confidence-building measures," like calling on the government to end its "siege of urban areas" and establishing "local cease-fires" to allow delivery of humanitarian aid to hungry, beleaguered civilians.
