The phrase "agencies will be allowed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or regulations that apply to agencies in a specific context.
Example: "Under the new policy, agencies will be allowed to access additional funding for their projects."
Alternatives: "agencies will be permitted" or "agencies will have the opportunity".
"We are taking at face value the original statement that all humanitarian agencies will be allowed back in, and are proceeding on that basis.
Rather than tie capital to whether or not a borrower is in the OECD (whose members include Mexico, which currently has a junk rating), more use of credit-rating agencies will be allowed.
Under the regulations presently operating, all private depositors must be taken care of before the government agencies will be allowed to withdraw their money if there is any left.
The agency will be allowed to take photos of Miller when she goes to bars, nightclubs or restaurants, is out in public, or at a "red carpet" event.
Existing day care providers under contract with the agency will be allowed to expand their services by a total of about 2,000 slots, regardless of neighborhood.
Under the new program, the agency will be allowed to arrange deals without the rigid rules that govern typical research grants and standard Pentagon procurement contracts.
But the text of the document published Thursday says, "Iran will provide to the Agency... .. leaving it unclear whether officials from the nuclear watchdog agency will be allowed to enter Parchin.
Like other federal agencies, it will be allowed to maintain essential functions — the fire and police departments will not be affected, for example, Nor will public schools, though a lot of parents were confused on that point this week.
Like other federal agencies, it will be allowed to maintain essential functions the fire and police departments will not be affected, for example, Nor will public schools, though a lot of parents were confused on that point this week.
It's not clear whether CDC employees who were scheduled to attend the agency-planned event will be allowed to attend its replacement at the Carter Center.
