The phrase "allowed software" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to software that is permitted or authorized for use within a specific context, such as a company or organization.
Example: "The IT department has provided a list of allowed software that employees can install on their work computers."
Alternatives: "permitted software" or "authorized software".
More recently, the spread of high-speed Internet service has deepened those connections and allowed software to take the first baby step toward that vision.
But consumer advocates managed to work in an exemption that allowed software developers to engage in "reverse engineering" of copyright protection codes as they try to create products compatible with the protection technology.
They put their ideas up on Kickstarter and Indiegogo, the leading crowdfunding services, but then endured months of delay or never got as far as manufacturing their devices.The technologies that allowed software services to be developed more cheaply and quickly were cloud computing, social networks and any number of digital services called application programming interfaces (APIs).
Japan has allowed software to be patented since a change to the law in 2002.
That has allowed software companies to lower their prices, making up for the difference with larger volume.
Veterans of the smart-phone business, including Palm, Microsoft and Nokia, have always allowed software developers access to their hardware platforms.
Evidently, either the unitary patent system would allow software patents or it wouldn't.
That is, they allow software vendors to drive their approach to customer management.
Eventually, the Joost browser will even allow software developers to create their own plug-ins.
APIs are programming routines or protocols that allow software applications to share data.
Face-recognition technology, which allows software to match portraits to people, could take things further.
