The phrase "allows it to check" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a feature or function that enables a system or process to perform a verification or validation task.
Example: "The software update allows it to check for any errors in the code before execution."
Alternatives: "enables it to verify" or "permits it to assess".
Now NorthPole has access to sell-through information directly from Wal-Mart, which accounts for about 35%of its sales, allowing it to check inventories daily.
Now NorthPole has access to sell-through information directly from Wal-Mart (the chain accounts for about 35% of its sales), allowing it to check inventories daily.
In an ad tech's wet dream, you'd watch a SilverPush-enabled car ad on your television while using your laptop, phone and tablet, all of which would report to the company's servers, allowing it to check whether you'd subsequently searched for information on the car in question.
The ONR said the assessment allowed it to check aspects of a reactor's design to see if it was suitable for use in the UK.
Similarly, the government's insistence on a "health check" that allows it to review the new charter after five years will leave the broadcaster looking over its shoulder in every parliament, just as it has done in this one.
Accordingly, each context must be refined to allow it to be checked.
Then, the contexts are refined in statements and facts to allow it to be checked.
"The share-issuance proposal, if enacted, will give Kraft a blank check allowing it to change its offer to Cadbury — in any way it wishes — from the transaction presented to shareholders in the proxy statement," Berkshire said.
Buffett, who is Kraft Foods' largest shareholder, warned the food company that it would not get "a blank check allowing it to change its offer for Cadbury in any way it wishes".
The repercussions to officials for allowing it to go on, only lightly checked over that time, are still playing out.
