The phrase "allows organizations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capabilities or permissions granted to organizations in various contexts, such as technology, policy, or management.
Example: "The new software update allows organizations to streamline their workflow and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "enables organizations" or "permits organizations".
Their technology allows organizations to let employees bring whatever device they want into the workplace.
Russian law allows organizations to accept funding from foreign governments, but bans such organizations from campaigning for candidates.
Amazon is aiming to expand the use of Kindles in schools with the launch of Whispercast, a new technology that allows organizations to distribute content to multiple devices.
Sites like Gawker and TMZ compete with The Post's influential Page Six for gossip, while the Internet allows organizations like The New York Observer and New York magazine to compete on breaking news.
The Federal Election Campaign Act only allows organizations like the NRA to solicit for Pacs from their employees and members, but the website of the NRA's Pac did not require donors to log in as NRA members.
The two-year-old Roslyn company develops software that allows organizations that use large and complex amounts of data the ability to analyze the data more quickly and in more detail.
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The president also feels we can allow organizations to mix religion and social services without compromising the First Amendment.
Until 1995 the Endowment gave grants to individual artists and also allowed organizations to use grants for general operating funds.
It offers to buy the absentee ballots of undecided voters and then allow organizations and individuals to bid for a block of votes from a state.
No problem, Mr. Elam said, since the system will be flexible, allowing organizations to use only those tools that interest them.
