The phrase "an atmosphere that allows" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an environment or setting that enables or facilitates certain actions or behaviors.
Example: "The company fosters an atmosphere that allows creativity and innovation to thrive among its employees."
Alternatives: "an environment that permits" or "a setting that enables".
"But he also recognizes that it's only going to happen if we create a frame and an atmosphere that allows both houses and both parties to work together".
In looking to solve this mental health crisis, we must create an atmosphere that allows for these "learning spaces" Mr. Reische mentions.
Research, especially scientific research, thrives in an atmosphere that allows the free exchange of ideas and information: open discussion and debate are essential if the scientific method is to operate properly.
"I realised we had to take the law into the classroom and create an atmosphere that allows children to invoke the law, otherwise the laws are pointless," says the deputy commissioner of police, Veenu Bansal, who devised the project.
Oxfam staff told researchers of concerns about elitism, racism, "colonial behaviour", sexism and other conduct that "can create an atmosphere that allows harassment, sexual abuse, and other forms of abuse to take place".
This live music experience is conducive to creating an atmosphere that allows for sounds to be experienced without being encumbered by the inherent formalities in most traditional concert settings.
Farrakhan denied the allegations, stating "I never had anything to do with Malcolm's death", although he said he had "created an atmosphere that allowed Malcolm to be assassinated".
Lending his energy to the Laguna Beach chamber, and serving as our president for the past two years, Chris created an atmosphere that allowed us to make the adjustments we needed to make to serve our members.
The restaurant has consistently superb cuisine and an intimate atmosphere that allows us to carry on a conversation with other guests at the table.
First, games create an engaging atmosphere that allows young players to have a more interactive learning experience; this can be less threatening and more productive than the usual classroom experience.
But the mayor seemed to grasp that one of the conductor's main jobs is, as Mr. Hayes put it, "to create a musical atmosphere that allows a kind of organic whole to be clear to everybody".
