The phrase "allowed an aide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permission granted to someone to assist or support another person, often in a professional or formal context.
Example: "The manager allowed an aide to assist with the project, ensuring that all tasks were completed on time."
Alternatives: "permitted an assistant" or "granted an aide".
And with that, he allowed an aide to hustle him into a waiting car.
He has also shrugged off new questions about his judgment; he allowed an aide to remain on his staff for more than two years after a violent attack on a woman whom the police identified as the aide's former girlfriend.
He allowed an aide to moonlight as a media consultant.
Later, the campaign of Democratic contender Charlie Melancon stepped in to deliver two rather dark and serious ads playing up the fact that Vitter allowed an aide named Brent Furer to remain on his staff long after he became aware that Furer assaulted a girlfriend with a knife.
WASHINGTON ― The White House's attempts to explain why it allowed a top aide accused of domestic violence by both of his ex-wives to keep his job took another hit on Tuesday, this time from FBI Director Christopher Wray.
The Clinton Foundation has done a lot of good in the world, but Ms. Clinton was disturbingly cavalier in allowing a close aide to go on its payroll while still at State, and in failing to erect the promised impenetrable wall between the foundation and the government.
Aides allowed a small group of reporters in Mrs. Clinton's regular press corps to cover the Friday event, which took place at Cipriani on Wall Street and for a contribution of $1,200 to $10,000 included performances by Barbra Streisand and Rufus Wainwright.
He allowed a tight coterie of New York aides, none with national political experience, to run much of his campaign.
His only obligation, he said, was to see that the Democrats were told that the computer system had a flaw that allowed Republican aides to read some of their memorandums.
Mr. Traficant had also wanted an aide allowed to take notes in the courtroom away from the defense table.
Even if he could not walk, I would never have allowed him to have an aide.
