The phrase "allows it to pass" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation where something is permitted or enabled to move through or be accepted without obstruction.
Example: "The new policy allows it to pass without further scrutiny, ensuring a smoother approval process."
Alternatives: "permits it to proceed" or "enables it to move forward".
Google's rates were already quite competitive, but as the company told me, it's constantly negotiating its rates, and that allows it to pass its savings on to its users now.
As alcohol crosses the interstitial space between the GI tract and the surrounding capillaries, its small size allows it to pass easily through the endothelial cell membrane wall into the capillary.
This minimizes its absorption by the body and allows it to pass through unchanged.
Fidesz won a second consecutive four-year term in April, its coalition again eking out a two-thirds majority in Parliament that essentially allows it to pass whatever laws it pleases.
The support pole has a specific slight curve that allows it to pass to either side of the center column of the tokamak to observe the entirety of the vessel interior, while still fitting through the small aspect ratio Alcator C-Mod vacuum port structure.
And that's what makes "Chained" such a thrilling descent into nihilism, and allows it to pass your test for songs that "dramatize social realities".
The Lib Dems will abide by their commitment in the coalition agreement to abstain in a Commons vote introducing the allowance, allowing it to pass.
Ultimately, the industry was successful and the oil-related part of the bill was removed in its allowing it to pass in a weakened state with no petroleum restrictions.
Thereafter, the Worcester series received no major reediting, and its faltering publishers allowed it to pass into history.
Its nonpartisan nature allowed it to pass measures that would have remained stalled in wrangling under ordinary partisan politics.
He said he told the officers questioning the bus driver that he would vouch for the bus and to allow it to pass and unload its passengers.
