The phrase "allowed hand" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a hand that is permitted or authorized to do something, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "In this game, players can only use their allowed hand to make a move."
Alternatives: "permitted hand" or "authorized hand".
The court ruled to extend the deadline for certifying the results of the presidential election in Florida, which pleased Democrats because it allowed hand recounts to continue in three counties where Mr. Gore was expected to pick up votes.
But this afternoon, when the State Supreme Court blocked her from certifying election results on Saturday and allowed hand counts to proceed, some campaign workers threw pens at the television screens that brought them the news.
In their work, the range of allowed hand motion is limited by the number of templates that need to be stored.
That court last month allowed hand recounts to go forward in some counties where the vote had been disputed, the result being that Bush's lead over Gore slimmed down to only 537 votes.
The screen was protected from deterioration by a transparent Plexiglas panel fitted with an armhole (10×47 cm) that allowed hand contact with the CRT.
After treatment, horses were rested for the first two weeks with only 10 to 15 minutes hand walking exercise per day, then for the subsequent two weeks, all horses were allowed hand walking exercise for 20 to 30 minutes per day or turnout in a small paddock.
Points were scored only by the server until a change made in 1954 allowed hand-out to score as well.
One of the powerful aspects of this period is not allowing hand skills to fade away.
We have modified the original CIJ design to allow hand operation, eliminating the need for a syringe pump, and we added a second antisolvent dilution stage.
Hattaway asserted that Florida law allows hand counting and that the Floridians working to recount the votes were doing the best they could under trying circumstances.
We have tiered pricing; we don't allow hand washing of cars; we limit watering of lawns to two days per week.
