The phrase "allowed in full" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is permitted or accepted completely without any restrictions.
Example: "All participants are allowed in full to express their opinions during the meeting."
Alternatives: "fully permitted" or "entirely allowed".
Parties of schoolchildren from EU countries are being allowed in without full passports checks, Brian Moore told MPs.
There are no commercial breaks, the personnel don't change apart from the three substitutions a team is allowed in a full match, and the clock never stops.
In order to obtain detailed information about vehicle trips, EBFS should be complemented with other surveys [2], allowing in-depth knowledge over the full supply chain.
Not bad for a man who led the National League in earned runs allowed in his first full season, and who was offered a coaching job by the Chicago Cubs when they released him at age 29.
Breastfeeding is allowed in the healthy, full-term infant (evidence level IV).
Separate models have been developed to evaluate the equivalent electrical resistivities of the various PFU options; this allows in the full 3D model a strong simplification of a geometry which would otherwise be very complex.
Workplace smoking restriction is represented by three categories: no ban (reference category), partial ban (smoking allowed in designated areas), and full ban.
But the markets did not fall by the full 10percentt allowed in daily trading that many had feared.
He said he and his fiancée stood in front of the courthouse from 8 30 a.m. to 9 45 a.m. but were not allowed in because the courtroom was full.
The H.264/AVC is the Standard Video Format used by the SBTVD (Sistema Brasileiro de Televisão Digital), with presence in almost all the countries in South America, that allows transmissions in Full High Definition (Full HD) video quality.
