The phrase "allowed privacy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or right to have privacy in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In this digital age, individuals should be allowed privacy to protect their personal information from unauthorized access."
Alternatives: "granted privacy" or "afforded privacy".
It's an amazing feeling". Another resident of the small community near the Lebanese border, Karen Asscher, said the family would be allowed privacy and peace once back at home.
"He thanked those who have contacted the family to express their condolences and offer support and asked that his family be allowed privacy to come to terms with their loss".
how he "can't wait to be an uncle", but hoped the Duchess of Cambridge would be allowed privacy during her pregnancy, adding: "I think it's very unfair that they were forced to publicise it when they were, but that's just the media for you".
Because the topic was sensitive, FGDs were held in a small rented conference hall that allowed privacy in the discussions without interruptions.
We thank all those who have supported efforts to bring about his safe release and we ask that he now be allowed privacy as he enjoys his reunion with his family.
And his folding "Shoji" shutters let in light through translucent sandblasted glass panels, which also allow privacy.
Offices for each of the 67 partners are designed with sliding glass doors that allow privacy; the offices can be used for informal meetings.
"We're getting a boost from the way the Internet allows privacy and from a shift in expectations about sex, specially in women," Claire Cavanah, a co-owner, said.
Pitches at this fabulous campsite overlook a small sandy cove and are on terraces set into the cliff, allowing privacy but providing stunning views out to sea.
BERLIN — Google is allowing privacy regulators in France, Germany and Spain to inspect Internet data that the company improperly collected for its street mapping service, but those reviews, so far, show no sign of resolving the inquiries into its surveillance.
The real question is will the government allow privacy, as opposed to, say, making you walk through a nudie scanner.
