The phrase "allowed to control a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or authority to manage or direct something is being discussed.
Example: "In this project, the team leader is allowed to control a significant portion of the budget."
Alternatives: "permitted to manage a" or "authorized to oversee a".
Within three minutes of the restart the game was over as Pérez was allowed to control a long ball on his chest and into the path of Shelvey.
But a free market can't exist when a cartel with the ear of the government is allowed to control a key input for its own self-aggrandizement.
And not only that, they are allowed to control a good deal of the wealth of this country, despite saying dangerously loud and terrifying up close to Congress that they had no fiduciary duty to their clients.
Implementation of infection control measures, involving also external specialists, allowed to control a serious Serratia marcescens outbreak in a neonatal intensive care unit.
For Nazhan and his men, Sinjar offered another lesson: the longer ISIS is allowed to control an area, the more atrocities they will visit on the people living there.
The optical spectroscopy is an in situ diagnostics of plasma reactors allowing to control a given process of surface treatment, without plasma perturbation.
The condition (12) in fact allows to control a level of the mesh refinement if adapted meshes are used.
For instance, a bank holding company is allowed to control both a bank and a securities dealer.
Microsoft recently proposed a camera-based videogame controller that allowed users to control a game just with hand motions.
Advancements in control systems allowed individuals to control a wheelchair by using any voluntary movement.
He controlled them through a share structure that allowed him to control a significant number of votes with a smaller proportion of share capital.
