The phrase "allows to reinforce" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to include a subject or an object, such as "allows us to reinforce" or "allows for reinforcement."
Example: "This new policy allows us to reinforce our commitment to sustainability."
Alternatives: "enables reinforcement" or "facilitates strengthening."
Wanderers sold Steven Fletcher, Matt Jarvis and Michael Kightly in the summer, although Solbakken was allowed to reinforce his ranks with the likes of winger Bakary Sako.
Saidal Salangi, a commander here in this strategic valley north of Kabul, was one of several local commanders who complain that the Taliban have been allowed to reinforce their lines here.
These efforts will help, but they'll count for squat if tyrants are allowed to reinforce oppressive regimes through selling the precious stones simply because they run the state.
The procedure consisted of (a) videotaping participants' inappropriate behavior, (b) having them self-monitor and record their behavior, (c) prompting them to evaluate their behavior against a criterion, and (d) allowing to reinforce themselves for appropriate behaviors.
Without ruling out the fact that demographic processes and selective sweeps can lead to convergent genetic signatures when only one genetic marker is analysed, we hope that demographic estimates will allow to reinforce one of the hypotheses relating to the sense of dispersion in western Mediterranean, as well as that concerning the likely contact zone in Kabylia.
Specifically, critical transitions in care must not be allowed to further reinforce the discontinuity, failure and rejection experienced by individual women earlier in their lives.
The practicum allows students to reinforce new communicative behaviors in oral and written assignments, while receiving feedback from peers and the instructor.
The course meets for a weekly two-hour lecture and demonstration, and students attend a one-hour small group practice session that allows them to reinforce new communicative behaviors in simulated job tasks, such as project meetings, budget requests, and public hearings.
That this is the work, in part, of a European filmmaker -- without the Puritan baggage of U.S. culture -- allows Manera to reinforce Krauss's point: Roth is a writer of moral truths through characters both rich and complex.
The use of wording such as "contraindicated" and "indicated" in investigation or treatment formats, allows examiners to reinforce the uncertainty issue by introducing a legal or risk-benefit issue (Table 1).
