The phrase "allowed in the event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are specifying conditions or permissions related to a particular situation or occurrence.
Example: "Participants are allowed in the event only if they have registered in advance."
Alternatives: "permitted in the case" or "authorized in the instance".
Cursing is allowed in the event of frustration.
Things are more interesting for Wright who is up against six other actresses (seven nominees are allowed in the event of a tie).
If I had ten thumbs, I would not have been allowed in the event.
Notably, guns would be allowed in the event zone, as Cleveland cannot overrule Ohio state laws on open and concealed carry.
have used strict stepwise upward-titration drug treatment regimens, and substitution was only allowed in the event of adverse effects.
Radiation therapy was withheld if a patient had an absolute neutrophil count < 500/mm, and delays of up to 5 days were also allowed in the event of radiation-related gastrointestinal or genitourinary toxicity.
To maintain robust models, only one variable per five events was allowed in the multivariable Cox analyses of each endpoint.
"Both bids have been rejected and the player will only be allowed to leave in the event that an acceptable offer is received.
As they pushed to end things, clouds hovered low over the ground, blocking the evening sun and, with England having taken the extra half hour allowed them in the event of a likely finish, causing the umpires to consult their light meters.
Under the rejected plans, abortion would have been allowed only in the event of a direct danger to the mother's life, but no longer - as at present - in cases of rape, incest or serious health issues for the mother or when the baby is likely to be permanently disabled. .
The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, held his first ever interactive Q&A session with Twitter followers today, and TechCrunch Europe was the only external party allowed in to witness the event.
