'it is expected to allow' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that something is supposed to permit/enable something else. For example: "The new policy is expected to allow students to access campus facilities after hours."
It is expected to allow the province to negotiate its own royalty agreements with energy companies.
It is expected to allow banks and other businesses within its boundaries to experiment in areas that are tightly controlled in China, including loosening regulation of interest rates and full convertibility of nation's currency, the renminbi.
While it is expected to allow Germany to participate in the bailout, the constitutional court could surprise the experts.
It is expected to allow the company to finally become profitable after 22 years in business and an expenditure of $4 billion.
But the trial is bad news for Republicans in general because it is expected to allow Mr. Greer to shine a spotlight on the free-spending ways of Republican leaders at the time.
If a model is formulated properly, it is expected to allow simulating environmental and genetic perturbations in the metabolic network.
On May 8th it was expected to allow foreigners to set up funds without teaming up with a local majority partner, a move meant to help weed out badly managed local firms.Yet foreigners are reluctant to rush in.
Although this has the downside of reducing the sample size, it was expected to allow for a more accurate calculation of how risk declines after cessation of alcohol consumption.
But its ease of use is expected to allow it to grow among those who do not know the difference between AES-192 and AES-256 encryption.
[C5.] I.B.M. Finds Way to Speed Up Chips I.B.M. plans to announce that it has figured out how to stretch silicon during semiconductor manufacturing, a development that is expected to allow it to start making faster, less power-hungry chips within two years.
I.B.M. plans to announce today that it has figured out how to stretch silicon during standard semiconductor manufacturing, a development that is expected to allow it to start making faster, less power-hungry versions of a wide variety of microchips within two years.
