The phrase "are in place to allow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing systems, policies, or measures that have been established to facilitate a particular action or outcome.
Example: "The new regulations are in place to allow for safer working conditions in the factory."
Alternatives: "are established to enable" or "are set up to permit".
People will only move if policies are in place to allow them to do so".
New bilateral arrangements between countries and regulators are in place to allow power to move through international pipelines.
Still, analysts say, further growth risks being hampered until proper regulations are in place to allow the development of a diversified institutional investor base.
Here we argue that, while the technical capability to analyse archaeological materials using portable instruments may exist, it is not necessarily true the methodological and theoretical frameworks are in place to allow such activities to be archaeologically successful and significant.
Assuming for the moment that the G20 is unlikely to modify its trade liberalisation agenda, it is perhaps encouraging that it is starting to recognise the need to ensure mechanisms are in place to allow countries to benefit.
People will only move if policies are in place to allow them to do so". In a 4C warmer world, migration must be considered as a pro-active adaptation strategy, he said, rather than a last ditch catastrophic consequence.
The promise of confidentiality was in place to allow players to be more willing to provide a true test.
Gaza has been relatively quiet for the past eight days as two successive ceasefires have been in place to allow negotiations to be conducted.
Some state and local officials agreed but said they were happy that the pieces were in place to allow them to start their own plans.
Nevertheless, both Hammerstein and Starks agree that next year the technology will be in place to allow customers to take their data with them when they switch bank.
