The phrase "allows the manager to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a feature, tool, or process that provides the manager with the ability to perform a specific action.
Example: "The new software allows the manager to track employee performance in real-time."
Alternatives: "enables the manager to" or "permits the manager to".
It allows the manager to act as principal for the ma-jority of shareholders in dealing with a minority.
The proposed approach also allows the manager to select which process to improve first and which process a benchmark for referencing.
That allows the manager to take both the moral and strategic high ground; after all, who wants a highly strung tourist?
We consider a repeated newsvendor setting, and propose a maximum-entropy based technique, termed Second Order Belief Maximum Entropy (SOBME), which allows the manager to effectively combine demand observations with distributional information in the form of bounds on the moments or tails.
It allows the manager to track a colleague's vacations, PTO and extra working days.
This allows the manager to keep track of the overall project without hundreds of people making their own changes.
The proposed legislation closes that loophole, but still allows the managers to sell interests in the management company — most of the value of which is attributable to past and future carried interest income and management fees — at capital gains rates.
MGR: Allow the manager to shutdown the CC even when it was installed as a daemon.
The substitution had not been completed because the original player had not left the pitch – so allow the manager to cancel the change, and use another sub instead.
In my last few years at United we had the strength in depth that allowed the manager to be selective with my games.
The key is to delegate the direct supervision to others and trust them to do their jobs, allowing the manager to truly observe.
