The phrase "allows the distribution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or capabilities related to sharing or disseminating something, such as information, resources, or products.
Example: "The new policy allows the distribution of educational materials to all students."
Alternatives: "permits the sharing of" or "facilitates the dissemination of".
So-called streaming technology, made popular by Real Player from Real Networks, QuickTime from Apple Computer and Windows Media Player from Microsoft, allows the distribution of full-motion video over the Internet.
The Pirate Bay is the most popular site in the world to use the BitTorrent protocol that allows the distribution of very large files such as those containing movies and electronic games.
Although much of the popular demand for Internet regulation comes from the ease with which it allows the distribution of pernicious content, a much more important debate about the future of the wired world is hotting up.The argument is about the seemingly arcane subject of cryptography.
First, it allows the distribution of the algorithm.
Most large companies need it to interconnect disparate systems because the X Window system allows the distribution of heavy traffic through the network.
It consists of a series of modules and services that have been developed in Java and allows the distribution of these modules over a network.
The second approach is the integration of distributed computing, allowing the distribution of computing intensive tasks like alignment to be speed up by the usage of multiple computers.
It's also distributed Satanic coloring books in a Florida school district that allowed the distribution of Christian religious pamphlets.
A rural school district's longstanding practice of allowing the distribution of Bibles to grade school students is unconstitutional, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.
One week after moving to crack down on a California law allowing the distribution of marijuana for medical purposes, Attorney General John Ashcroft took on the Oregon law that allows physicians to prescribe lethal medication for terminally ill patients.
It would also continue to allow the distribution of coupons that are redeemable for tobacco products but only if they are redeemed in face-to-face transactions in which the age of the person presenting the coupon is verified.
