The phrase "allows to deliver" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where permission or capability is being expressed, but it requires an object to be grammatically correct.
Example: "The new software allows us to deliver projects more efficiently."
Alternatives: "enables delivery" or "permits us to deliver".
The minister, Abdulla al-Khulaifi, told the Guardian Qatar was "moving as fast as the system allows" to deliver promised changes to labour laws and improve conditions for an army of migrant workers expected to swell to 2.5 million within five years.
Second the estimation of the positive component of the grid voltage, which allows to deliver sinusoidal line currents to the grid despite of the unbalanced and distortion conditions.
The considered controller structure, composed by two saturating integrator blocks and a linear compensator, allows to deliver to the actuator input a signal inside all its bounds.
We chose icv delivery of cells since it is less invasive, allows to deliver more cells and produces more extensive cell seeding than the local intraparenchymal injection.
This antigen delivery platform allows to deliver antigens that trigger an immune response without causing an infection, thereby offering a novel approach for vaccine development and cellular immunotherapy.
International aid organizations have been allowed to deliver food to refugee camps near major towns.
On Sunday, a missionary was allowed to deliver medicine to her.
Can he, or will he be allowed to, deliver on his campaign promises?
Traders say they used to be allowed to deliver grain to the premises of several North Korean trading companies.
In the past three years, Liu Xia has not been allowed to deliver her letters to her husband when visiting him.
In Syria, the U.N. is almost never allowed to deliver food or medicine to besieged civilians who oppose the regime.
