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The phrase "allowed to be driven" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or regulations regarding the operation of a vehicle or similar context.
Example: "Only vehicles that are registered and insured are allowed to be driven on public roads."
Alternatives: "permitted to operate" or "authorized to be driven".
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The issue of where to locate new buildings may be dictated by the site, because structures must be build on pilings, and new ones may not be allowed to be driven through contaminated soil.
They will only be allowed to be driven out of the camp on chartered buses, only between certain hours of the day, and only if they sign papers agreeing to strict conditions.
In the insect-inspired strategy, all piezoelectric legs are allowed to be driven independently and not in pairs as opposed to the classical drive strategy.
Why did Hawkey feel as a young woman that she was encouraged or "allowed" to be driven about her career aspirations but not her family-making goals?
Although the Bluesmobile was allowed to be driven through the Daley Center lobby, special breakaway panes were temporarily substituted for the normal glass in the building.
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The party fell into the junta's trap and allowed itself to be driven underground.
It was not until 1896 that the Highways Act allowed vehicles to be driven without such restrictions.
When the weather turned bitter cold, Mr. Cafiero's neighbors on the church steps allowed themselves to be driven indoors.
Only two cows allowed themselves to be driven out into the open, the others scattering far back into the coyote willows behind the swamp.
James DeGale says he can sympathise with those fighters who allow themselves to be driven towards despondency.
DeGale says he can sympathise with those fighters who allow themselves to be driven towards despondency.
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