The phrase "allowed to all" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something is permitted for everyone, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The event is open and allowed to all who wish to attend."
Alternatives: "accessible to everyone" or "permitted for all."
We need to remember that we have a separation of church and state and that "marriage," as a right allowed to all under the Constitution, may be different from "marriage" as performed by a church.
Through 30 minutes, the Bulls have gained 147 yards on the ground; that's more than Georgia allowed to all but four teams a year ago – South Carolina (253 yards), Vanderbilt (199), Georgia Tech (243) and L.S.U.
At Summerhill, she forged close relations with some of the staff and children, also using the personal freedom and emotional space allowed to all pupils there to develop her talent in art.
The court of quarter sessions is given jurisdiction to ascertain what the bonded and floating indebtedness, and liabilities, and properties, and assets of each of the said cities and the said intervening land may be; due notice being given and an opportunity to be heard being allowed to all parties in interest.
In PSO algorithm, the population has (N_{p}) particles that represent candidate solutions' particles are randomly generated within a predetermined lower and upper bounds and subsequent particle positions are not allowed to all outside these bounds.
A credit shelter trust, also known as a bypass trust, allows married couples the ability to take advantage of the unified credit allowed to all estates, which effectively permits individuals to make a one-time only gift of $625,000, and couples up to $1.25 million, to anyone other than their spouse, estate tax free.
