The phrase "and actually permits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something not only allows but also actively enables or authorizes an action or condition.
Example: "The new policy is designed to streamline processes and actually permits employees to work remotely more efficiently."
Alternatives: "and truly allows" or "and effectively enables".
It's as if Switzerland, far from anesthetising artists with its prosperity and Gemütlichkeit, actually permits experimentation and risk that might never find its place elsewhere.
Moreover, the comparison of hits and unaware errors actually permits us to speculate on the influence of motor activity (of the verification button press) on the OFC.
Medicare-for-All actually permits full choice of providers and hospitals, absent bureaucracy of private insurances.
One can expect that white racial solidarity, mobilised by economic anxiety, prejudice and Trump's "Make America Great Again" nation-building project, will incline white people to justify extra-legal violence and incorporate it into beliefs about what the law actually permits.
And while it is known as the "business records" provision, it actually permits the collection of "any tangible thing" (such as blood or DNA samples) as long as it can be called "relevant".
One possible explanation is that these toxins are retained at the cell surface by being associated with rafts, and that release from these structures by treatment with methyl-β-cyclodextrin actually permits endocytosis of the toxins.
And they're going to ask senators, 'Did you know what this law actually permits?' 'Why didn't you know before you voted on it?' " He reviewed the history of secret intelligence operations that inevitably became public: the C.I.A.'s illegal surveillance in the sixties, the Church committee's investigation of the N.S.A.'s Project SHAMROCK, Iran-Contra, and Bush's warrantless-wiretapping program.
In a stunning reversal, the proposal actually permits dual tracking.
Jeff Merkley's amendment would have compelled the government to release any FISA court decisions that contain interpretations of what the FISA Amendments Act actually permits in practice.
One day creating a dance game that actually permits players to see their challengers as they dance is not "pie in the sky," Mr. Enos said.
