The phrase "allowed access from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or rights granted to individuals or systems to enter or use a particular resource or area.
Example: "Only authorized personnel are allowed access from the main entrance to the secure facility."
Alternatives: "granted entry from" or "permitted access from".
The Durango's middle seats are split in a 40-20-40 prouterion; the outer portions fold out of the way to allow access from either side.
The on-line format allows access from multiple sites and courses, and allows the curricula to grow organically over time without upsetting current curricular design.
Network Appliance's products are also used to speed access to Web sites and to allow data to be pooled centrally and then allow access from any point along a network.
Because the nature of a demilitarized zone (DMZ) is to allow access from the Internet to hosts on your network, it is important to maintain a complete security policy surrounding access to these hosts.
At their summit later this month, the EU's leaders will rule on the plan to suspend talks on eight chapters and, unusually, to keep other chapters open until Turkey allows access from Cyprus.
With the URL acting as the API to the data system, H1DS provides a scalable and extensible framework which is intuitive to new users, and allows access from any internet connected device.
Visitors can once again use the Grand Stair, the primary entry from Columbus Avenue, which will now have informational LED displays; the new Benenson Grove, which allows access from 62nd Street; and the Jaffe Drive/Toll Porte-cochere, a fancy name for a driveway.
Announced today at AWS re:Invent, the service, available today, allows access from any device, be it a laptop, smartphone or tablet.
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