The phrase "allows the emergence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or situation that facilitates the development or appearance of something new.
Example: "The new policy allows the emergence of innovative ideas within the organization."
Alternatives: "facilitates the emergence" or "enables the emergence".
Some critics have expressed concern that the church's teachings, which emphasize charismatic beliefs like the power of prophecy, miracles and preparation for the end times, may create an atmosphere that allows the emergence of practices like those attributed to Mr. Deaton and his followers.
Such a simple idea allows the emergence of a huge number of new applications in almost any domain of knowledge.
In general, the main result of numerical simulations shows that competitiveness allows the emergence of cooperation areas in the TS-plane, in both domains.
Thus, the body image construction is associated simultaneously with spatial and temporal organization and allows the emergence of self- and others-representations.
This tendency allows the emergence of 'bazaar economies' (Geertz 1978, Péraldi, Foughali and Spinosa 1999), a practice usually imported from the countries of origin depending largely of the control of information available, customer loyalty and bargaining.
The constructal approach is then used accordingly, which allows the emergence of the optimal design, or the best lighting structures assembly, in Cartesian and curvilinear geometries, with a privileged treatment for the practical case of the 2D-cylindrical geometry.
These restraints were successively relaxed, allowing the emergence of the large, diversified conglomerates we see today.
The Constitution could allow the emergence of new elites and open up the political arena.
Just as CNN was born with the emergence of cable networks, the rise of mobile Internet has allowed the emergence of Twitter as an information network.
I wonder if he is keen to allow the emergence of lots of free Tory MPs who don't have to submit to his authority".
"They offer artists creative spaces and shared work; allow the emergence of new art forms; new talents; and undoubtedly contribute to the cultural vitality of Paris".
