The phrase "allowed as soon" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "You will be allowed as soon as the meeting concludes."
Alternatives: "permitted immediately" or "granted as soon as".
Partial weight bearing with a pair of axillary crutches was allowed as soon as pain subsided on the third or fourth post-operative day and continued for 2 weeks.
Still the screenings of the film will be allowed as soon as the film is distributed, although there will be a disclaimer added to the beginning and the end and a single word has been censored.
After surgery, mobilization and weight bearing was allowed as soon as possible according to the surgeon's advice.
In this series of OW-HTO patients, full weight bearing was allowed as soon as wound healing and pain permitted it, but no loss of correction and no adverse effects occurred.
And last week, the Ospreys also said that scrum-half Mike Phillips will be allowed to leave as soon as he finds a new club.
He announces to would-be passengers that they are being held to avoid overcrowding and will be allowed through as soon as possible; keeping them informed is the basic principle, he says.
QUESTION FROM DAVID: In your Comment you quoted Newt Gingrich saying that America should allow this as soon as Saudi Arabia allows a church or synagogue.
This may allow appropriate treatment as soon as possible in the course of disease and prevent surgical treatment.
"There were signs in the shop windows that said 'No Jews, No Dogs Allowed.' As soon as I could, I went to Israel, which was created in 1948".
One notation made sure that foreign financial leasing services would be allowed to operate as soon as China let domestic companies engage in such leasing.
"The children should really be allowed to play as soon as possible".
