The phrase "allowed paper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to paper that is permitted or authorized for a specific purpose, such as in a school or office setting.
Example: "Please ensure that you use only allowed paper for your assignments to meet the submission guidelines."
Alternatives: "permitted paper" or "authorized paper".
The method of artisanal paper production remains relatively unchanged whilst innovation in mass production has allowed paper to be the main storage medium for information until more recent challenges of the digital era.
I allowed paper to be the one that bore my pain, filling notebooks with the anguish of her loss and memories of her presence.
Now known as prisoner C. 3.3 he was not, at first, even allowed paper and pen but Haldane eventually succeeded in allowing access to books and writing materials.
Aged 26, she created a device that allowed paper to be fed into typewriters more easily and got it patented at a time when fewer than one percent of patents were owned by women.
WPC was not the officers' title – the prefix is obsolete – yet the unnecessary additional label allowed papers to make subtle sexist inferences about the capability of female officers with headlines like "Why?
Following Speer's release in 1966, their friendship gradually deteriorated, until the two men became so embittered that Wolters allowed papers demonstrating Speer's knowledge of the persecution of the Jews to become public in 1980.
A seamstress for example would most likely not allow paper being cut with her fabric scissors as it may harm the blades, and one will not be able to achieve a clear cut with paper scissors on fabric in turn.
The injunction was lifted a week later, allowing papers to write in some detail about the alleged affair with Perroncel.
PW: Animal welfare remains a policy area where Green traditionalism still reigns, allowing papers to pen speculative headlines about an end to the Grand National and pet rabbits.
As the technology advances and allows papers to look more deeply at performance metrics, newsrooms may find that there is just some data they would rather not know.
The News Now model allows papers to shed staff by training reporters to subedit and headline their own stories as well as take photographs and write captions.
