The phrase "allowed to be picked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or conditions under which something can be selected or chosen.
Example: "In this game, only certain players are allowed to be picked for the final team."
Alternatives: "permitted to be selected" or "authorized to be chosen."
A spokesman confirmed that Qatar Airlines' 7000 female staff are only allowed to be picked up from work by their fathers, brothers or husbands.
'In the entire world mushrooms are allowed to be picked,' he says in his thick, Italian accent, unmitigated by his 30 years in Britain.
The main performance metrics studied include the maximum throughput of the system, the maximum number of messages allowed to be picked up on each trip, and the comparison of efficiency of these two strategies under different load cases.
Other cultures are allowed to be picked apart.
However, they wouldn't give me an interview, because it was the Shabbat so they weren't allowed to be picked up by my memo recorder.
Let me repeat: when the rights of a small, well identified, vulnerable and defenseless community is allowed to be picked upon, more importantly when this behavior is sanctioned by state power, more bad things will happen.
More recently, atomic force microscopes have allowed atoms to be picked up and put down again, and STMs now have the power to snip off bits of molecules by cleaving chemical bonds.
The Japanese initially refused all rescue attempts but a day later allowed themselves to be picked up and taken prisoner.
She allows herself to be picked, and then she adjusts.
The Vagrancy Act has a number of critics who allege that Section 6 – the "sus" section – allows people to be picked up and charged on nebulous evidence.
She allows herself to be picked up by strange men in bars, is generally passive and occasionally reckless, and reserves her expressions of affection and deep emotion for her tragic, sexless, literary friend, Birdmann (Ewen Leslie).
