The phrase "allowed pass" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a truncated or incorrect form of a phrase that might mean "allowed to pass" or "pass allowed."
Example: "The security guard informed us that we were allowed to pass through the gate without any issues."
Alternatives: "permitted to pass" or "granted access."
"How a human being with such dangerous and misogynistic views can be allowed pass those messages onto children is depressing.
Unlike in other countries where migrants are allowed pass through stations distributing aid — such as food, water, and clothes — in Hungary those wanting to distribute donations can only pass the goods to outstretched hands reaching down from the crammed train.
Although strategies can vary, here are some basics to think about when Shooting the Moon: At the start of hands where passing is allowed, pass your highest cards especially those in hearts or spades), unless you are shooting the moon.
They faced two of the best defenses in the league: the Green Bay Packers finished last season second in points allowed, third in net yards per pass allowed and fifth in passing yards allowed, and the San Diego Chargers led the league in yards allowed, passing yards allowed and net yards per pass allowed.
For each quarterback, record passing yards, touchdowns and interceptions along with corresponding data on N.F.L. team defenses, like passing yards allowed, passing touchdowns allowed and interceptions.
The air-permeability of two standard materials, a non-woven and a plastic film, was measured and the results are shown in Table 2. Plastic film was impermeable, while the non-woven readily allowed pass-through of large quantities of air.
"Sticky" tabs on the gates allow passing signals to latch on.
That allows pass-through of the engine sound despite the muffling effect of turbocharging.
Finite Element equations are solved with a normal plane arc length control algorithm, which allows passing limit points in case of snap back or snap through.
"The big question in the UK is whether we'd allow passing on both sides.
"If this was just a capacity issue we'd say allow passing on both sides".
