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Discover LudwigThe phrase "allowed consumer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to consumers who have permission or are permitted to access or use a particular service or product.
Example: "Only the allowed consumers can access the premium features of the application."
Alternatives: "authorized consumer" or "permitted consumer".
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This has allowed consumer spending to increase in markets like South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Singapore, as well, it said.
Large-scale data breaches that have allowed consumer data to end up in the wrong hands have fueled the fear.
Low oil and gasoline prices have allowed Consumer Discretionary to lead us higher and the Tech sector is actually 4 companies (AMZN, AAPL, GOOG, MSFT) and the rest are pretty much along for the ride.
By 2010, 44 states allowed consumer direction within some or all of their Medicaid HCBS programs (Ng et al., in press).
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Tobacco companies have never allowed consumers to decouple nicotine from the experience of consuming combustible tobacco.
That allowed consumers to borrow more, which encouraged still more spending.
The 1970 law allowed consumers to retrieve and correct credit information about themselves.
Flexible mortgages allowed consumers to tap some of their housing wealth.
By 1999, just 19 states allowed consumers to order wine from out-of-state producers.
Professor Scott Morton said that the Internet allowed consumers to arm themselves with information.
The energy-saver slide switch allowed consumers to choose a heated and a nonheated drying cycle.
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