The phrase "allowed to control the" 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: "Only the designated team leader is allowed to control the project's budget and resources."
Alternatives: "permitted to manage the" or "authorized to oversee the".
This controller is allowed to control the state of all reconfigurable antennas in the network to optimize the sum capacity given in Equation 4. Specifically, the central controller solves the following optimization problem: max c ∑ l ∈ 葦 log 2 det I + P T σ 2 N T H l r c, l t c H l r c, l t c H R l - 1 (5).
Referees are not allowed to control the game with their own personality.
Having imperfections is an important part of making people feel at home, that they are allowed to control the space".
Perrin has shown no sign of changing his mind after seeing Comolli come in with carte blanche to control the club from top to bottom, despite rejecting Nantes because he wasn't allowed to control the recruitment.
"The more women are allowed to control the choices in their lives," Ms. Curtin said, "the better, and the more people who are out there living with cancer and being strong with it, the better".
The catch is that Mr Ecclestone is a UK resident, so he is not allowed to control the trust, otherwise it would be declared a sham and he would have to pay tax on it.
The proposed model allows to control the agglomeration by means of two parameters.
XPS analysis indicated that concentration of precursor electrolyte allows to control the amount of deposited Ag.
The master-slave configuration allows to control the ultrasound probe with 6 degrees of freedom (DOF).
A fundamentally new approach for creating uniform photonic structures based on the sol-gel ink transition allows to control the associated optical effects.
The UTF allows to control the test and to measure process parameters like generator power and specimen temperature.
