The phrase "allowed him out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permission granted to someone to leave a place or situation.
Example: "After a long day of work, the manager finally allowed him out for the evening."
Alternatives: "permitted him to leave" or "let him go outside".
The 16-member unit includes Reginald Jackson, 17, and David Myers III, 15, who said his parents allowed him out of the house only to attend team practices and events.
Conservative backbencher Philip Davies, MP for Shipley in West Yorkshire, said whoever had allowed him out of prison was "a berk".
Every seven years, on Christmas Eve, the train returns him to his hometown, Hartisle, and the doors slide open for the night, temporarily allowing him out.
Pena thanked the Rangers for allowing him out of Rafael Palmeiro's shadow with a walk-off home run against Texas during this season's opening series.
And some of us thought at the time that Beckham was merely replying to Gary Neville's inquiry as to whether the wife would allow him out for a night with the lads.
Mr. Ter-Petrossian's state-financed security detail had orders not to allow him out of his house, but Armenia's foreign minister said he was free to leave if he agreed to forgo the security.
But the Prussians at Metz would not allow him out of the city: "They gave me beer, they gave me dinner, they gave me cigars; but they would not give me leave to pass".
However, Siddhartha finally persuaded his father to allow him out of the palace to meet his subjects.
Although Bosh was always tall since youth and this allowed him to out-rebound others in basketball games, he only started learning the game around fourth grade at a playground near his grandmother's house.
"It's no secret that the Cleveland Indians allowed him to sneak out the clubhouse door, and often he was the first one out of the clubhouse".
This too has allowed him to stand out.
