The phrase "allowed information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to information that is permitted or authorized to be shared or accessed.
Example: "The report only includes allowed information to ensure compliance with privacy regulations."
Alternatives: "permitted information" or "authorized information".
Technology has allowed information to spread faster, reducing the scope for disagreement arising from disparity of information.
All that changed with the internet, which allowed information to be streamed straight into people's homes from around the world without restriction.
In dissent, Justice Ginsburg said the law, properly interpreted, allowed information to be used in "a concrete civil action between identified parties that is ongoing or impending".
I asked benign questions and searched for records that allowed information to seep out about customs, household rituals, job patterns, prayers.
The dangerously permissive proposals for data sharing in the coroners and justice bill, which have now been withdrawn, would have allowed information sharing between data controllers in public bodies and the private sector.
The authorities have also blocked Internet and mobile phone communications, preventing the type of activist and citizen journalist reports that have allowed information to escape to other restive areas around the world.
As their boosters say, they can indeed allow information sharing and new opportunities for collective action.
These fluctuations allow information in the black hole to leak out.
The law allows information on Canadians to be shared between more than a dozen federal institutions.
The Internet Edition allows information to be uplinked to Web sites and costs $105.
The Internet allows information to flow instantly between the parties in a transaction.
