The phrase "allows sitting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feature or characteristic of an object or space that permits or facilitates sitting.
Example: "The new park bench design allows sitting comfortably for long periods."
Alternatives: "permits sitting" or "facilitates sitting".
(Mr. Lloyd asked the audience to stand for "Lift Every Voice," but he allowed sitting. "I was old once, too," he said).
Second, it would shield incumbents from any change to the law, allowing sitting officials a chance at a third term, but denying that opportunity to those elected this year and beyond.
It's worth noting that this condition, confinement in a space too small to allow sitting or lying down, is one of the techniques that the CIA has used to break suspected al Quaeda terrorists.
Asked what his aspirations are, he says "To learn, to know, to conquer using knowledge" "I do not believe in impossibilities, I am determined not to allow sitting on the wheelchair be an excuse to not succeed to the heights God has provided me.
We do not brace our patients and child is allowed sitting and/or wheelchair transfers next day.
For decades, scholars have debated the question of whether the Constitution allows a sitting president to be indicted and tried while in office — and whether it would be prudent to do so.
If done insecurely, this allows attackers sitting on the same network as an iPhone user, such as a public Wi-Fi network, to potentially scoop up information being sent to and from the app.
Schools are to be given advice on how to disable a glitch that allows pupils sitting online spelling tests to right-click their mouse and find the answer.
On Tuesday morning, despite some protests from party members and union representatives, delegates voted overwhelmingly to allow NEC rule changes to be put through as one package, alongside measures popular with Corbyn supporters, such as allowing a sitting leader to be automatically on a leadership election ballot.
It was the first time that the Supreme Court had allowed a sitting president to be sued for actions outside his official duties.
