The phrase "allows it to become" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a process or mechanism that enables something to change or develop into a different state or form.
Example: "The new policy allows it to become more efficient in resource management."
Alternatives: "enables it to transform" or "permits it to evolve".
Like other big companies before it, including Walmart and Google, Apple recently received a federal designation for its energy subsidiary that allows it to become a wholesale seller of electricity from coast to coast.
"It allows it to become what it is: a saga," he says.
Shakespeare, in each case, eliminates the motive in ways that make a mess of the story, and allows it to become something more than a story.
The deal reached by the Red Cross allows it to become the first global relief organization to launch an official campaign inside Venezuela.
One of these days, he predicts, "there will be a one-point mutation that allows it to become much, much more contagious". If Ebola were to become as infectious as measles, Le says, we'd be in dire straits everywhere.
Blue Cross would make the payment if the state allows it to become a for-profit company, and the governor would be using this one-time payment to underwrite expenses that will recur every year.
During anaphase Cdc14 is released from its inhibitor allowing it to become active and to bring about exit from mitosis.
Its hardness is adjustable allowing it to become comparable to the middle hardness plastic during a 72 h mineralization procedure.
ZymoGenetics Inc. said it had arranged for $150 million in private financing that would allow it to become independent of its parent company, Novo Nordisk A.S. of Denmark.
Among the factors that allowed it to become standard are its aptness to be adopted by philosophers of the most diverse persuasions, its simplicity and suitability for teaching.
