The phrase "allowed to anchor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or authorization is given to secure a vessel in a specific location.
Example: "The captain confirmed that we are allowed to anchor in this bay for the night."
Alternatives: "permitted to moor" or "authorized to dock".
Concerns include the safety of patients traveling to and from the ship, follow-up care to avoid infection, and whether Women on Waves would even be allowed to anchor in some ports to offer training, contraceptives and information, as Dr. Gomperts also hopes to do.
For the experiments described in this paper, pairs of adult (one female and one male) ticks were allowed to anchor and feed on rabbits for the indicated periods.
On Saturday, Ferrell, in character as San Diego news anchor Ron Burgundy, complete with fake moustache and maroon suit, was allowed to co-anchor the 5 p.m. news with anchor Amber Schatz on the Bismarck station KXMB-TV.
It allowed him to anchor himself with her and with her family.
Myanmar, formerly Burma, allowed it to anchor and insisted that there was no violation.
"We started off really slowly but credit to the other guys who came in and played positively in those circumstances, it allowed me to anchor down and bat through," he added.
This allowed us to anchor the "context scenarios" in the overall climatic and socio-economic developments on a European level since this is most relevant for Swiss agricultural market developments.
> The high quality and density of the genetic maps allowed us to anchor and orient a number of scaffolds, which were previously unanchored in the kiwifruit draft genome.
These odds were comparable to the odds obtained from large thrombolysis trials (24), which allowed us to anchor our findings on patients having both diabetes and previous stroke with the trial data.
The chromosomal maps allowed us to anchor and orientate assembled genome scaffolds along the chromosomes, annotate chromosome rearrangements and thereby get a better understanding of the genome evolution of ruminants and other mammals.
The whole-genome goat RH map, as an independent chromosomal map, allowed us to anchor and orientate assembled genome scaffolds along the chromosomes thus permitting the annotation of chromosome rearrangements and the study of their evolutionary history using ruminants and other mammalian genomes.
