The phrase "allowed telecommunications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing permissions or regulations regarding communication technologies or services.
Example: "The new policy outlines the allowed telecommunications methods for remote work."
Alternatives: "permitted communications" or "authorized telecommunications".
The move also underscores how technology is allowing telecommunications companies to expand into new markets from their core businesses.
Mr. Obama is also allowing telecommunications companies to pursue licensing agreements in Cuba, in an attempt to open up communications there by increasing access to cellphones and satellite television.
But Trump has maintained one important loophole that was established under Obama: a move to allow telecommunications groups to offer services to Cuba to increase access to the internet.
Roaming agreements, like the one reached between Sprint and SBC, are increasingly popular because they allow telecommunications companies to extend their reach without investing in deployment of new access points, typically called Wi-Fi hotspots.
Some Cuba Restrictions The Obama administration announced a loosening of restrictions on family travel, remittances and gifts to people in Cuba along with allowing telecommunications companies to pursue licensing agreements in Cuba.
DSL is technology that allows telecommunications companies to effectively turn their miles of existing copper phone lines into a high-speed network.
IP networks combine voice and data on one single network, allowing telecommunications companies to simultaneously offer TV, Internet and digital telephone across a single broadband connection.
In this respect, it will sometimes be necessary to allow telecommunications to be intercepted when strictly essential to protect these values and in the interests of justice.
For instance, Beijing broke up the country's telecommunications monopoly in 1994 and allowed foreign telecommunications service providers and equipment makers to invest in joint ventures and sell in the domestic market, exposing Chinese industry to foreign expertise and know-how.
