"let it go through" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that you are allowing something to happen or be done. For example: "I'm too busy to review the project right now, so let it go through."
The handful of Democrats who had intended to let it go through changed their votes, and every Democrat backed their leader.
Palestinian and Arab leaders hailed the resolution, pleased that the United States had let it go through.
I will admit I liked the sequester at first because I thought House Republicans would never let it go through, and obviously I was not alone.
"Maybe a year ago, I'd have talked back and had a bad attitude, but now I let it go through me and accept it".
I say: take a look at the film, let it go through your head, consider what you want to think about it.
Mr. Bolkestein tried to withdraw the directive, rather than let it go through in such a watered-down form, but his fellow commissioners voted against such a move at their weekly meeting Wednesday.
She had regretted letting it go through and set about cleaning up the regional government.
She lets it go through her and writes with surgical precision about what's going on within human nature".
"The pressure to get something out at election time was a much more dominant theme than the idea of letting it go through review," said Henry M. Levin, a professor at Teachers College at Columbia University.
A button on the back of her neck has different modes: On, Off and Try Me, which is where she sings Let It Go all through.
She and her husband, she told me, wrote "Let It Go" while walking through another part of Prospect Park, jumping on benches and singing to each other.
