The phrase "allowed policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a policy that is permitted or accepted within a certain context or organization.
Example: "The allowed policy for remote work ensures that employees can work from home two days a week."
Alternatives: "permissible policy" or "approved policy".
Nearly all tours have a "no shoes allowed" policy, to prevent scuffed floors, not to mention tracking of dirt or mud onto carpets.
In a July 26 , 1954 letter to Emanuel R. Freedman, then the foreign editor, Mr. Love wrote, "The only instance since I joined The Times in which I have allowed policy to influence a strict news approach was in failing to report the role our own agents played in the overthrow of Mossadegh".
They differ significantly only concerning the changes allowed policy.
We already know that the stadium had banned the iPad as part of its "no laptops allowed" policy, and now we have a slightly more hilarious situation.
The two leaders rigidly defend the "no queer's allowed" policy, effectively turning the soft light of their rarefied, idyllic play space into one more common and harsh.
But luckily, I didn't have to worry what this high-school boy might think, since I know that my in-laws and nieces have a "no homophobes allowed" policy when it comes to their friends.
The sequence of control inputs, referred to as a control policy or strategy, can be associated to a cost function which has to be minimised over the entire class of allowed policies.
And supply-side theory allows policy makers to think about how to enhance long-term growth.
A national student record database would allow policy makers to track students as they move among colleges.
It also identifies which regions are poorest and allows policy makers to better understand the composition of their poverty.
Others are less sanguine, fearing that the tentative recovery will allow policy makers to do less, not more.
