The phrase "allowed list" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to permissions, access control, or security, indicating a list of items or entities that are permitted.
Example: "Only users on the allowed list can access the secure area of the website."
Alternatives: "whitelist" or "approved list".
The maximum allowed list of National Health Service patients per doctor is 3,500; the average is about 2,500.
McKee usually has a rule against discussing a student's work in progress, but he allowed List to continue.
Reckitt Benckiser, producer of Clearasil, said microbeads were on its "not allowed" list and it has already begun the process of removing them from its existing product range.
Blair, who will brief today's EU meeting, is pressing for Israel to substitute the allowed list of items permitted to enter Gaza for a limited list of prohibited items, with everything else permitted.
At the top of the "no smoking allowed" list: federal land, including national parks, forests, trails, historic sites and ski mountains; establishments covered by the Clean Indoor Air Act, such as bars, hotels, restaurants and entertainment venues; and outdoor public spaces.
This will prevent your game from being played if it's not on the allowed list of sites.
Some of the strains used here have been recently reanalyzed with an accuracy that allowed listing of individual substitutions reliably.
However, most content-filtering programs allow the primary user to add Web sites to an "always allow" list that supersedes the filter's databases.
(Who knows, maybe I'm now on some sort of "do not allow" list).
Similarly to PET, the software used here allows list mode acquisition of events and a posteriori reconstruction of the image set in one or several optimized sequence combinations, without loss of quantitation accuracy.
Open rndc.conf look for the line "Use with the following in named.conf, adjusting the allow list as needed: " and copy everything underneath and paste it into the named.conf file.
