The phrase "allowed panel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a panel that has been granted permission or authorization to perform a specific function or task.
Example: "Only the allowed panel of experts will be permitted to review the submitted proposals."
Alternatives: "authorized panel" or "permitted panel".
In this round, scores from round 2 were summarised, which allowed panel members to change their response in light of the group opinion, with the aim of achieving consensus.
The Round 1 survey also included comment boxes that allowed panel members to give feedback after each section.
Comment boxes were included in the Round 1 survey, which allowed panel members to comment and give feedback after each section.
A strength of the study was the inclusion of comment boxes which allowed panel members to give qualitative feedback about items within the survey.
It also allowed panel members to provide their point of view anonymously and all opinions could be considered which is not always possible during in-person meetings where discussion can be dominated by a few individuals [ 18- 20] or where opinions could be influenced by other individuals [ 19, 21, 22].
In return, however, city officials agreed to allow panel members on their premises seven days a week, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., to review the unedited versions of those records.
In addition, the longitudinal design allows panel attrition to be investigated, especially with regard to the anchor persons' competence levels.
It however, ruled that if a new agreement that allows panel's examination of witnesses, is reached, the prosecution may move an application for sending the panel to Mumbai.
The privileging of 'system' rules allows panel members to sidestep the fundamental ethical choices at the heart of IFR cases.
If you plan to mail your brochure to prospective customers, you'll want to allow panel space for a mailing and return address.
If you plan to hand it out instead, you won't need to allow panel space for a mailing address, although you'll likely want to have your company name and address on the brochure.
