The phrase "allowed to catch a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted to engage in an activity, often related to capturing or seizing something.
Example: "In this game, players are allowed to catch a glimpse of the hidden treasures before the timer runs out."
Alternatives: "permitted to capture a" or "authorized to seize a".
He was a sly old rounder and a true original and to be allowed to catch a glimpse of him towards the end of his long life was a rare and special thing for me.
By contrast, local New England fishermen are allowed to catch a small fraction of the black sea bass now found in their own neighbourhood and must throw all excess overboard.
Synergy, in Leach's view, doesn't come from mixing runs with passes but from throwing the ball everywhere on the field, to every possible person allowed to catch a ball.
Pieter-Steph du Toit was allowed to catch a lineout and waltz clean through for the first and Roelof Smit was required to work only marginally harder for the second.
A player is only allowed to catch a fly ball on the first step of the dugout.
In the United States, apprentices are only allowed to catch an immature passage Red-tailed hawk or an American kestrel of any age (except in Alaska, where they may also catch Goshawks).
From a defensive standpoint, Giants running back Tiki Barber probably looks like the best player to allow to catch a pass.
In one story arc, you have cops and detectives from an alphabet soup of U.S. and international investigative agencies, learning to work together while fighting over jurisdiction and pushing the boundaries of what the law allows to catch a crook.
No one else will be allowed to catch even a glimpse of it".
Speaking on the ditching of proposals for an automatic cut to stocks without sufficient data, Benyon said: "Just because the data on a stock doesn't give the full picture, that doesn't mean slashing the amount which you're allowed to catch by a quarter is the right response.
Off the Atlantic coast, for example, boats from East Germany and the Soviet Union are allowed to catch Atlantic mackerel under a strict quota system.
