The phrase "allowed logging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or authorization for logging activities is being discussed, such as in software development or environmental management.
Example: "The system has been configured to enable allowed logging for all user activities to ensure compliance with security protocols."
Alternatives: "permitted logging" or "authorized logging".
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5 (AP) — A federal appeals court on Wednesday blocked the rule under which the Bush administration allowed logging and burning projects in national forests without first analyzing their effects on the environment.
Local officials also blame a revised 2006 forest code that allowed logging companies to contract out firefighting operations.
Since then, government orders have occasionally allowed logging, but never at the levels seen recently.
A magnetic encoder placed above the disk in conjunction with a magnet placed in the center of the rotating disk allowed logging of disk position as a voltage signal.
The Forest Service originally sought to allow logging on 41,000 acres.
Such plans allow logging only in specially certified areas, he said.
In exchange, environmentalists agreed to end their appeals on the remaining acreage and allow logging to take place.
It's particularly troubling that, beginning in June, according to Basile, the forest ministry will allow logging operations in buffer zones surrounding the parks.
The National Centre for Conservation Science and Policy is working on legislation that would allow logging in eastern Oregon's forests, which are largely filled with dry Ponderosa pines.
The most egregious example was the Forest Service's disingenuous assertion that the new policy would allow logging on only 300,000 acres of the Tongass, or about 3percentt of the 9.6 million roadless acres that are earmarked for protection.
The case arose as an outgrowth of the Northwest Forest Plan, a 1994 deal that allows logging on federal lands but reduces some of the industry's destructive practices.
