The phrase "allows it to take" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation where something enables or permits another thing to occur or be accepted.
Example: "The new policy allows it to take effect immediately, ensuring a smooth transition."
Alternatives: "enables it to occur" or "permits it to happen".
Its permit allows it to take in a million tonnes of waste a year.
But this traditionally Republican city in a largely rural state affectionately known as Big Red is still counting provisional ballots, and state law allows it to take its time.
The announcement confirms reports from late last year that Amazon wants to operate its own cargo planes, which allows it to take more control of its fulfillment process away from third-party logistics providers like FedEx, the USPS, and UPS, save money, and potentially avoid major shipment delays.
The F.D.I.C. is insuring the program, called the Public-Private Investment Program, by using a special provision in its charter that allows it to take extraordinary steps when an "emergency determination by secretary of the Treasury" is made to mitigate "systemic risk".
However, its phase dependence allows it to take on complex amplitudes.
The Nexus 6 has a slightly larger aperture compared to its rivals which allows it to take in more light.
fair and we didn't try to shape it, but allowed it to take its own shape.
Second, it is a plutonium-powered rover, allowing it to take its laboratory on the road for years on end.
He added that its policies allow it to take down videos that "incite harm or hatred or violence".
Provided you have a sound chair in the role of controlling conflict, allow it to take its course during team sessions.
Late Monday, Iceland's government announced new powers allowing it to take control of its battered banks as its financial system tottered and its currency plunged.
