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Discover LudwigThe phrase "allows them to join" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or permission for individuals to become part of a group, organization, or activity.
Example: "The new policy allows them to join the club without any prior experience."
Alternatives: "enables them to participate" or "permits them to become members."
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And while some are happy to get to the point of playing "Happy Birthday" for their grandchildren, others achieve a level of competence that allows them to join ensembles and even earn money playing.
And while former lobbyists who join the government will still be banned from participating in any matter they lobbied on for two years, Trump's order allows them to join an executive agency that they lobbied in the previous two years — something prohibited under Obama.
It also allows them to join together to sell their harvests, making it easier for buyers to reach them.
Many choose to gain a bachelor's degree before embarking on active service, which allows them to join as an officer.
The main objective of the new arrivals curriculum is to provide English language support to newly-arrived students which then allows them to join a mainstream class in the same school or in other schools.
Social media allows them to join in the conversations their friends are having and feel connected to the group.
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After that, Judge MacKenzie allowed them to join Mr. Patterson's lawsuit.
Terra and Aric had a baby sitter that night, allowing them to join me for dinner, drinks and music.
Grant and Shockey asked a federal judge to allow them to join a lawsuit seeking a forced bankruptcy against Louisiana Film Studios L.L.C.
Then this surreal regime abruptly released her and her mother and allowed them to join her father.
Do you allow them to join your ranks and gain a potential valuable asset, or turn them away?
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