The phrase "allows them to define" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability or permission for individuals or groups to establish or clarify meanings or parameters.
Example: "The new policy allows them to define their own work schedules, promoting a better work-life balance."
Alternatives: "enables them to establish" or "permits them to determine".
The violence allows them to define themselves among their peer group but more importantly it helps bolster a sense of flagging social esteem that goes back generations.
Academic law libraries should have free and open access to the law, access that allows them to define and construct the educational environment for law students.
This allows them to define what the causal consequences are in the brain of inducing activation in any particular region in accessible cortical regions.
States, too, are likely to be ecstatic: The guidance both allows them to define their own benefits and, for any benefits they mandate above-and-beyond their benchmark, the federal government will pick up the tab.
The process focuses on the separation of roles during the design stage: domain experts use a basic editor that allows them to define the categories and factors that will be involved in the FIS in natural language, while knowledge engineers at a later stage refine these elements using a more advanced editor.
Actors, like NGOs and international institutions, covet authority because it allows them to define reality or, in other words, what counts as a problem.
These allow them to define an area on a map say, an office park or a shopping mall and trigger notifications or automatic actions once a person enters that area.
This feature of bureaucracy also can lead organizational units to shirk responsibility by allowing them to define a problem as belonging to some other unit and thereby leave the issue unattended.
But no one has yet found the evidence that would allow them to define the extent of the risk, while it is not even conclusively established that the virus alone is to blame for what appears to be an unusually high incidence of microcephaly in some of the poorest parts of Brazil.
In protecting authentic mezcal, there may be danger, Bowen says, of "locking people into museums of production". She says it's critical that U.S.-based advocates work to amplify the voices of Mexican farmers and producers, allowing them to define their own processes.
