The phrase "allows it to stand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance or validation of something, such as a decision, statement, or condition.
Example: "The judge's ruling allows it to stand, affirming the previous decision made by the court."
Alternatives: "permits it to remain" or "lets it be upheld."
Not long afterward, still unwell, "she stood on the streets of Paris with a sheet spread at her feet, asking for contributions 'for the starving children in Spain.' " The heiress turned beggar: the image is striking, and Gordon, who avoids sentimentality throughout, judiciously allows it to stand on its own.
It is pushed with the handlebars, and has a kickstand at the front that allows it to stand on its own.
He can reform the law, but, so long as he allows it to stand, he must observe it.
Pot, or Scotch, barley has its outer casing hulled (pearl barley also has it removed, and is then polished clean, while it's left on for whole grain), which gives it an inherent nuttiness and bite that allows it to stand more alone in a dish.
— allows it to stand apart from the Mall's white-marble monuments like a rebuke.
Andy Beta, writing for Pitchfork Media, praised the record's "internal order" which "allows it to stand out against previous laptop explorations of immense record collections".
Hamid Karzai wanted to be like a father of the nation who could heal his country's wounds and strengthen its institutions to allow it to stand on its own two feet.
This combination of an app builder with support for third-party resources, the company hopes, will allow it to stand out from its competition.
The idea of serving a scotch egg without any sort of garnish, allowing it to stand or fall on its own merits, petrifies chefs.
It has rubber feet that allow it to stand up or lay flat, although I'm not sure of the advantages to standing up the mic.
A high turnout will be seen as a major boost for Iran's ruling Islamic system, showing popular support and allowing it to stand firm in the stand-off over its nuclear programme.
