The phrase "allowed command of the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is granted permission or authority to give orders or control over something.
Example: "The officer was given allowed command of the operations during the emergency response."
Alternatives: "authorized control of the" or "permitted authority over the".
This is the default behavior, but this option exists to allow command line override of a [dbmodules] setting.
It's a fairly flat summit but its position right on the edge of this huge plateau allows commanding views into the towns and villages beyond – and also of the route you'll take tomorrow.
And last week, the City Council signed off on a new computer software program that will allow command staff to better track complaints of misconduct made against police officers.
After the ordering of markers within each linkage group, the RIPPLE command allowed the testing of robustness of the map obtained.
Training is a key strategy of the Obama administration in helping the Afghan authorities to take eventual responsibility for their own security and thereby allow forces under the command of the United States and NATO to withdraw.
The criticism from the media, echoed by a shift in the polls, forced Mr. Gore into a box and allowed Mr. Bush to take command of the debate and the race.
This allowed Brigadier Hicks to resume command of the brigade, whereupon Urquhart dispatched Colonel Barlow to take over command of 1st Parachute Brigade and co-ordinate the attack in Arnhem.
The vote, 94 to 0, will allow Mr. Ridge to take command of the Department of Homeland Security when it formally opens for business on Friday, merging 22 existing government agencies and including 170,000 employees.
By this time the Tang government was too exhausted to undertake a thorough pacification of the rebel territory, and the surviving rebel generals were allowed to surrender and remain in command of the regions they occupied in return for a nominal submission to Tang.
In the end, air superiority and command of the sea allowed the Allies to heavily reinforce their position on Los Negros.
