The phrase "allows trading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a system, platform, or policy enables or permits trading activities.
Example: "The new software update allows trading on multiple platforms simultaneously."
Alternatives: "enables trading" or "permits trading."
Cheaper technology allows trading systems to multiply.
One proposal backed by Senator Thomas R. Carper, Democrat of Delaware, and three Republican senators also allows trading once individual plants achieve a 70percentt reduction.
Such a system sets a ceiling on the carbon emissions of a given country or industry and allows trading of pollution permits within the cap.
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Given a full-participation market that allows trading across generations, only banks with initial capital can provide additional liquidity.
Coinbase currently allows trading to just a handful of cryptocurrencies, but it has long harbored ambitions to expand beyond that.
Since 2007, the N.Y.S.E. has offered a "hybrid" model that allows trades to be completed either by humans or by computers through the Arca system.
The advantage of this private ownership is that the province allows trade with foreign markets, and Vaark is more trader than farmer at heart.
This methodology allows trade studies and this is illustrated by a simple case study for a fixed size vehicle where different motors, propellers and battery packs are considered.
"NICE Systems sells its solutions only to nations with which the State of Israel allows trade relations.
So long as Beijing allows trade, provides aid, and ignores sanctions, international "sticks" are of little effect.
