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"permission to send" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that someone has been given the authorization or right to send something, such as an email, message, or document. Example: "Please wait for me to give you permission to send the file before emailing it to the client."
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On April 11, McKinley asked Congress for permission to send troops to Cuba.
With more money expected to come in, Osborne had permission to send more out.
The hospital has petitioned a judge for permission to send Mr. Jiménez back to Guatemala.
So far they have not asked permission to send another flight aloft.
In exchange for discounts at retailers, cardholders give Payback's operator, Loyalty Partner of Munich, permission to send them offers.
The Province of Canada (consisting of present-day Ontario and Quebec) requested and received permission to send a delegation.
This practice falls under the rubric of what is called opt-in marketing, or getting permission to send advertising messages.
Israeli officials said Abbas did not seek permission to send weapons and ammunition into Gaza during the fighting.
Rather than using blacklists and filters to stop unwanted messages reaching their in-boxes, why not charge advertisers for permission to send promotional messages?
Please note that this auto-response should not be perceived as granting you permission to send any future e-mails, of any length, for any reason.
That means they don't just put you on the mailing list, they ask you to fill out a form to get your permission to send their catalog.
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