The phrase "allow permissible" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is redundant because "allow" and "permissible" both imply permission or acceptance, making their combination unnecessary.
Example: "The rules do not allow permissible actions that could harm others."
Alternatives: "permit" or "allowable".
Clubs are allowed permissible losses of up to £37m under the break-even rule between 2011 and 2013.
As a restraint, we placed the scissile phosphate into the strongest electron density peak and the rest of the loop to allow sterically permissible interactions expected from the cleavage mechanism (I) in Figure 3c.
The WHO allows maximum permissible limit of nitrate 5 mg/l in drinking water.
If the publication allowed every permissible spelling and style choice, it would be one big mess.
If even just a handful of people do it, other voters will see that it's allowed, totally permissible, and the election staff gets hands-on experience with processing covered-face voters.
As one comment to the Techdirt article asks: "Who plants enough crops that they need a drone to be able to tell what sections need more water, but aren't involved in a 'commercial farming operation?" Landscape and nature photography, where allowed, is permissible by the FAA so long as the photographs can be viewed by the public at no charge.
These read mappers were evaluated with their default and, in some cases, customized parameters for allowing maximal permissible edit distance.
At a time when Congress is determined not to cheat our grandchildren by burdening them with a huge national debt, why is it permissible to allow irreversible damage to the forests, mountains and streams that they will inherit?
Goa: In an effort to curb the flourishing trade in illegal mining through Goa ports, the Mormugao Port Trust said it would only allow consignments of legally permissible ore to leave the harbor (The Hindu).
The court found that it was permissible to allow only the "net losers" who invested more than they withdrew to pursue a claim for recovery, while the "net winners" who took out more than they invested did not have a similar claim.
