The phrase "allowed according to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to permissions or regulations that are based on specific rules or guidelines.
Example: "The use of this software is allowed according to the company's policy on technology usage."
Alternatives: "permitted by" or "authorized under".
By current rules, Monokote at times would have shed triple the number of asbestos fibers allowed, according to Grace's records.
"It is not allowed, according to our religion, that girls appear onstage and perform in front of people," he said.
Like, they are 17, 18 – they are allowed, according to the law, to get married, but I was telling them you should have continued your education.
To preserve water quality in the area, no development is allowed, according to the easement, although riding, hiking and walking trails are open to the public.
The Conservative MP Nadine Dorries has repaid £3,000.72 in travel expenses after accepting that the claims were "wrongfully made and should not have been allowed", according to a report published by the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa).
Over all, at least 41 inmates assigned to Delaney Hall in February had bail of $100,000 each, the maximum allowed, according to an analysis of county correction records.
Legislation would end this loophole which allows, according to Obama, some 40% of all gun sales to take place without a background check.
The pesticide, which was apparently smuggled into the United States from China, contained one deadly ingredient in a concentration almost 61 times as great as what federal regulations allow, according to court papers.
First of all, as a referral tool, the network effect allows (according to Wolfe) a 10x – 100x multiplier on how many referrals come into a company.
Hospitals also balance their books by charging uninsured patients about three times, on average, what Medicare allows, according to the journal Health Affairs.
The time taken to complete the test is usually used as the main outcome of analysis and allows, according to some authors, the prediction of the risk of falling.
