The phrase "allows questions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something permits or encourages inquiries or clarifications.
Example: "The presentation is designed to be interactive and allows questions from the audience at any time."
Alternatives: "permits inquiries" or "encourages questions".
The indicator allows questions about why governance of this sector might be problematic in certain contexts and easier in others.
If gently introduced, these topics can be raised in a way that allows questions to be asked, and what better way to do that than through picture books?
Such language allows questions to be asked such as whether it is possible to achieve more of NASA's goals with fewer human missions.Give me the moon, O Lord, but not yetSome people including Buzz Aldrin, the second man to step out of the Apollo 11 lunar module have taken the opportunity to wonder whether returning to the moon is such a good idea anyway.
When Heaney's 12th collection, Human Chain, came out in 2010, Peter McDonald, writing in the TLS, hailed it as a work which "allows questions of death and rebirth, forgetting and memory, and parents and children, to set an agenda which the poems themselves both address and transform".
Related to the topic, Gathii (2011) argues that liberal models usually allows questions on authoritarian governments by the attribution of civil and social rights, but this does not promote a profound governmental reform.
This, in turn, allows questions about the potential success of these jihadist magazines to be answered: how well they are able to deploy influence (how dangerous these magazines are), and how they react to world events and their own successes and failures (how professional or strategic they are).
The judge allowed questions today about the request but did not reprimand the prosecutors.
The government's refusal to allow questions in Gorno-Badakhshan is breeding resentment.
I do not intend to allow questions which might do so," she said.
But here too, there is a tendency for the court to allow questions at its discretion.
The survey was conducted in South Africa, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, Ivory Coast and Egypt, although the Egyptian government does not allow questions on corruption or democracy.
