The phrase "allowed statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing rules, permissions, or guidelines regarding what is permissible to say or write.
Example: "In this programming language, only certain allowed statements can be executed without error."
Alternatives: "permitted expressions" or "authorized declarations".
A 2010 state law allowed statements of economic interest — documents intended to prevent possible ethical conflicts — to be filed electronically, which most of the candidates did.
There has been one case, in 1985, in which the United States Supreme Court allowed statements to be admitted into evidence even though the questioning began before Miranda warnings were given.
Although the AIC allowed statements to be made as to the best fitting model and therefore the best supported mechanism (E or U) for the mediation of the effects, that work struggled to provide any indication as to the strength of the evidence and noted the need for further research.
Mr. Morris still faces a charge accusing him of negligence for allowing statements to be released without the full accounting disclosure.
For example, it allows statements "in which the degree of coercion is disputed" to be admitted in some cases.That means the detainees might be convicted based on statements made under duress.
Biomarkers of exposure allow statements about the quality and/or quantity of exposure, whereas with biomarkers of effect statements about effects and the health status of exposed organisms can be made.
However, the cross-sectional design did not allow statements on causality, since physical exercise and UV exposure per se could be the real underlying mediators [32].
Therefore, we performed a factor analysis that allows statements to fall into multiple categories.
Therefore, the presented results do not allow statements on how far MDROs can be spread when a patient is coughing.
Instead, overall (for all sites, plots, years) confidence limits are estimated, allowing statements on overall differences and equivalences.
12 Moreover, statistics only allow statements to be made on their populations of insured people, and thus cannot be regarded as representative of the population.
