The phrase "allows us to respond" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability or opportunity to react or reply to a situation or request.
Example: "The new software update allows us to respond more quickly to customer inquiries."
Alternatives: "enables us to reply" or "permits us to react".
While this is useful for most purposes and allows us to respond quickly and appropriately, this also makes the brain jump to conclusions that might be erroneous (Fig. 2).
"We've researched it thoroughly and are happy about our decision as it allows us to respond to his needs immediately," says Anna.
"To this mystery today's solemnity allows us to respond that death does not have the last word, because life will be victorious at the end".
These days, of course, the web allows us to respond to news more quickly and provide additional items (blogs, video and debates) to complement the weekly edition.
Our new design allows us to respond dynamically to events, by varying the layout as the news agenda develops, and as thousands of new images arrive over the picture wires throughout the day.
Bringing together our sales, channels and digital businesses into integrated regional teams puts decision-making closer to our customers and allows us to respond more quickly to changing dynamics in different markets – and the markets really are different.
"But it would allow us to respond faster to abnormal conditions," he said.
His Muslim stories are sun-drenched, but never warm enough to allow us to respond in a similar fashion.
This could just support us in making a mental shift allowing us to respond rather than react in any given situation.
"We became a little more aggressive based on them shooting more at us, which allowed us to respond more," he said.
Those proposals were grounded in the research and allowed us to respond to the judgment of the European court of human rights both swiftly and effectively.
