The phrase "allows the rising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something enables or permits an increase or upward movement, such as in discussions about prices, tides, or social movements.
Example: "The new policy allows the rising of wages to better match the cost of living."
Alternatives: "permits the increase" or "facilitates the ascent."
Would you dare?" Her endings are more powerful when they are allowed to breathe; at the conclusion of Good Saint Anthony, a seriously ill painter falls and gets hopelessly stuck under the running shower; he allows the rising water to liberate him: "It was grace itself.
When the moisture condenses, it releases energy known as latent heat of vaporization, which allows the rising packet of air to cool less than the surrounding air, continuing the cloud's ascension.
This allows the rising reaction to get a jump-start.
That innovative spirit has been increasingly emphasized by ECHO through the addition of a robust commissioning program that allows the "rising stars" to have a work tailored to them by a composer of their choice.
The price hasn't changed for months, he says, despite the surge in oil prices.In India, as in many countries, the government dares not allow the rising price of crude to be felt in the common man's pockets.
A further result, since the artists escaped from the tyranny of palace walls too, was to break the aristocratic and princely stranglehold on art patronage and allow the rising bourgeoisie a look-in".
A news organisation that holds institutional strengths, beliefs and resources at its core but allows the rise of the independently oriented journalist some freedom to succeed or fail is still at the drawing board stage.
Globalization allows the "rise of the rest". The world is moving toward what Fareed Zakaria called "multi-polar order" with major players such as the U. S., European Union, China, Japan, India, Russia, Brazil, etc.
This, in turn, allowed the rise of a populist demagogue.
He blamed the SDLP for allowing the rise in Adams's popularity that let him capture the West Belfast constituency.
Thomas L. Friedman writes about a shift in the global balance of power that has allowed the rise of other nations.
