The phrase "allows the language to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capabilities or functionalities that a particular language provides, often in the context of programming or linguistics.
Example: "This new feature allows the language to support multiple data types seamlessly."
Alternatives: "enables the language to" or "permits the language to".
EToys allows the language to be changed dynamically, even while scripts are running.
What sets Forbes apart is not only that he essays Lochhead's rhyming couplets with a Shakespearean authority that allows the language to sparkle and the comedy to flow – it is also that he declines to play the character as a monster.
The justification for this proposal is that it acknowledges that our color language serves very useful purposes: the reconstruction allows the language to continue to serve those purposes, while avoiding metaphysical error.
Mr. Hughes has wisely staged the play to allow the language to resonate and his actors the room to roam and pontificate with glee.
Allowing the language to be used officially remains a sensitive issue for Turkey, and Parliament can attach restrictions to the conventions before ratifying them.
He compared the bill to legislation elsewhere in Europe.A bill in Ukraine that would boost the status of Russian in the country and allow the language to be used in courts and other institutions passed its first reading in parliament.
She calls it a "massive mistake" and blames the current attorney general, Republican Greg Abbott, for allowing the language to become part of the Texas Constitution.
The measured pace of the direction and its moments of silence -- the perfect calibration of every facet of the production -- allow the language to breathe and so ascend to its full killing beauty.
This procedure suppresses the function of each hemisphere individually which allows the language capabilities of each hemisphere to be assessed.
Metaclasses can also be associated with each other, thus allowing the language concepts to be related to one another.
