The phrase "allows to relieve" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to include a subject or an object, such as "allows one to relieve" or "allows us to relieve."
Example: "This medication allows us to relieve pain effectively."
Alternatives: "enables relief" or "facilitates alleviation."
Farmers were not allowed to relieve their hunger by growing their own food and selling it, for, Kim observed, "Telling people to solve the food problems on their own only increases the number of farmers markets and peddlers.
Pictures of inebriated England players wrestling on a night out, during what was described as a "dwarf-throwing contest" at a nightclub called Altitude have predictably made headlines, even though manager Martin Johnson insists his men should be allowed to "relieve the pressure and let off steam".
Kerri Hoffman, a longtime PRX executive who's taking over as CEO, said that launching RadioPublic allows PRX to "relieve some of the internal tensions we have about our ambitions around how do we reach the audience in an increasingly mobile age".
This practice allows you to relieve your mind of negative thoughts, giving it a chance to heal and recharge.
But Mr. Suozzi, who took office Jan . 1 was quick to caution, "We're not allowed to be relieved yet, because there's a lot of work left to do".
Perhaps knowing for sure that he hadn't made the USA 30 allowed Johnson to relieve any personal pressure and start his season again on Saturday.
Successive bores through a rib of mountains so wall-like that they divide north American drainage between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans allowed Denver to relieve key Colorado River tributaries in the western Rockies of more than half of their flows.
Other travel solutions include underwear with secret pockets for valuables and portable urine bags that allow passengers to relieve themselves without visiting the train's toilets.
That allowed Edinburgh to relieve the pressure, particularly when number eight Gavin Thomas was sin-binned for handling at a ruck in the 11th minute.
Parents allow children to relieve themselves on public lawns.
The small, pink triangular piece of cardboard is positioned against the woman's body to allow her to relieve herself standing up.
