The phrase "allowed credit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or acknowledgment is given for a certain amount of credit, such as in financial or academic situations.
Example: "Students will receive allowed credit for their participation in the project, which will be reflected in their final grades."
Alternatives: "permitted credit" or "granted credit".
Eight allowed credit card applications to be inserted into bookstore bags.
Mr Cardoso's two governments tamed inflation, creating the stability that has allowed credit, investment and jobs to grow.
He also instituted a policy that allowed credit unions to serve more than one membership group, as long as each group could demonstrate some common link.
The commission allowed credit card contributions to be matched by the federal government, which means that Mr. McCain's $2.7 million will earn him an additional $1.4 million.
The Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act, signed into law last spring, was supposed to put an end to many of the deceptive practices that allowed credit card issuers to bleed customers dry.
In Australia, for instance, which has allowed credit card surcharges for nearly a decade, the extra fees were first imposed by service industries, like taxis, airlines and hotels, before moving to other sectors, he said.
Huckabee ran for president in 2008 on a consumption tax, called the FAIR tax, which also allowed credits for people with lower income.
Second, the Fund and the Bank will now allow credit to be directed towards rural areas hit by the war.
When McDonald's started allowing credit card purchases in the US, the average spend rose from $4.50 to $7.
"With time," Mr. Bernanke said, "strengthening our financial institutions and markets will allow credit to begin flowing again, supporting economic growth".
The federal government doesn't allow credit cards or debit cards to be used to purchase any cannabis products, so most dispensaries are cash only.
