The phrase "allowed mineral" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing regulations or permissions regarding the use or extraction of specific minerals.
Example: "The mining company was granted permission to extract the allowed mineral from the designated area."
Alternatives: "permitted mineral" or "authorized mineral".
Abbott said the state bill does a "profound job of protecting private property rights" by allowing mineral owners to exploit their land.
The presence of ALP on a solid surface and providing its substrate to allow mineral deposition can prevent detachment of collagen matrices.
If the area becomes part of the adjacent Chiricahua Wilderness Area, is designated a historical site or achieves some other special status, it could be exempted from the Mining Act of 1872, which allows mineral exploitation on public lands.
It highlighted the need for a more detailed study employing a range of mineralogical and micro-analytical techniques, including analytical TEM which will allow mineral characterisation and localisation down to the nanometre scale (Purvis et al., 2008b).
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Those Afghans know the truth, we're the good guys! in emerging and underdeveloped states, weak legal systems and official corruption create incentives for powerful people to exploit those resources, rather than allow mineral wealth to fuel national renewal.
The longer you allow mineral deposits to sit on glass, the harder they will be to clean off.
These stones are solid clumps of minerals and salts that form in the kidney or bladder when the urine becomes very concentrated, which allows minerals to crystalize and stick together.
What makes this sea intriguing to astrobiologists, explains Lunine, is that the body of water sits on a rocky surface, allowing minerals to interact with the liquid water and produce ingredients for life.
They tend to form when urine becomes concentrated, allowing minerals to crystallize and stick together.
