The phrase "allowed minorities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing groups that are permitted certain rights or privileges within a specific framework or system.
Example: "The policy outlines the benefits that are extended to allowed minorities in the community."
Alternatives: "permitted minorities" or "recognized minorities".
In 2013, it led the CFPB case that resulted in Ally Financial, one of the nation's largest automobile lenders, paying $98 million to settle charges that it systematically allowed minorities to be charged more for car loans than whites.
Let us take a look at article 4 of the manifesto: "We believe in freedom of speech Enshrined in free speech and free expression are the same civil liberties which have allowed minorities to sustain and develop their cultures, wear what they want, go on public demonstrations and challenge laws.
Most importantly, I saw a relatively entertaining 1950s B-movie throwback that allowed minorities to tell their own history from their own point-of-view in a big-budget action picture while treating such a novel concept like it was no big deal.
Petrobras has allowed minority investors to appoint a director to its board.
First-past-the-post splitting the natural centre-left majority allowed minority Conservative rule for most of the last century.
With voting that occurred largely along racial lines, these districts allowed minority voters to elect their candidates of choice.
This would have allowed minority reports objecting to the rules changes to be heard on the floor.
Schools that allowed minority students to slip behind were given lower ratings than schools that kept minority students working up to grade level.
Since 2013, there has been a gradual relaxation of China's family planning laws that already allowed minority ethnic families and rural couples whose firstborn was a girl to have more than one child.
Usually the minority gets witnesses on one or two panels, but Democrats have allowed minority witnesses on all three panels.
"Our platform has also allowed minority women to become renowned journalist" said Hayden Williams III, husband to Denise and the co-founder of Workingmomsin20s.com.
