The phrase "allowed to classify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or rights regarding the categorization or organization of information or items.
Example: "Only authorized personnel are allowed to classify sensitive documents according to their confidentiality levels."
Alternatives: "permitted to categorize" or "authorized to classify".
The census long form asks about "race or color" and contains categories for black, white, brown, yellow and indigenous, with interviewees being allowed to classify themselves.
For instance, they want to be allowed to classify up to 8% of all farm products as "sensitive" and therefore subject to different rules.
Any "organ of state"—there are over 1,000 of them was to be allowed to classify documents, including commercial information, if it were deemed to be in an undefined "national interest".
Even its critics admit that it has been vastly improved.In its new form, only the police, intelligence and security services would be allowed to classify information, and then only for reasons of national security.
Under an obscure but vigorously defended item of the tax code, managers of hedge funds and private-equity funds are allowed to classify much of the fee income they receive from their investors as "carried interest," which the I.R.S. treats in the same way as a capital gain.
PSE&G would be allowed to classify these costs as a capital expense and therefore earn a return of 10% on its investment.
This behavior agrees with theoretical equations and allows to classify all the test pieces.
These allow to classify the burden of disease, and associated costs and outcomes more accurately.
Modern technologies can take benefit of more sophisticated algorithms allowing to classify and characterize materials precisely.
This index allows to classify images as being of good, medium, poor, or very poor radiometric quality.
This allows to classify these soils as Cryosols (WRB) or Gelisols (Soil Taxonomy), with evident turbic features.
