The phrase "allowed table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a table that is permitted or authorized for use, such as in a set of rules or guidelines.
Example: "According to the policy, only the allowed table can be used for this experiment."
Alternatives: "permitted table" or "authorized table".
Then it allowed table games including blackjack, craps and roulette.
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To ensure validity of follow-up data, we sought results as closely related to 10 years (minimum) as information in individual studies allowed (Table 1).
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Rhode Island, which already has two slot parlors, will hold a referendum in November on whether to allow table games at one of them.
Maryland voters must first approve an initiative in next month's election to allow table games here in Prince George's County and at five other locations in the state that already have slot machine parlors.
It is an opening salvo in what is expected to be an onslaught of television and radio commercials, billboards and newspaper ads connected to the debate over allowing table games, in addition to slot machines, at casinos in New York.
A group called "Get the Facts Vote No on 7" will air an advertisement on television this weekend that argues against Question 7, Gov. Martin O'Malley's (D) ballot initiative that would allow table games at Maryland casinos and enable the creation of a new casino in Prince George's County.
