The phrase "allowed to draft" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permission or capability to create a draft of a document or plan.
Example: "As a team member, I am allowed to draft the proposal for our upcoming project."
Alternatives: "permitted to create" or "authorized to write".
You're allowed to draft things like that — we're all sloppy on first pass.
Moscovici said the EU could draw up a new list or states could be allowed to draft their own, in a move that would give them more leeway in choosing goods benefiting from a lower tax rate.
The price of a triathlon bike for a professional, for example, might run into five figures; such bikes are designed especially to aid aerodynamics as triathletes are not allowed to draft (ie form a peloton) like in big cycling races.
In another problem area, private contractors used by the Treasury Department and other agencies have been allowed to draft proposed laws in foreign countries for curbing terrorist financing, even though Justice Department officials voiced strong concerns that contractors should not be allowed to play such an active role in the legislative process.
N.B.A. teams have been allowed to draft college underclassmen since 1976, but it has only been over the last six or seven years that the mad dash from college to the pros and the promises they offer seem to have swept through the game with tidal-wave force.
The Irish will apply on Monday to the event's technical committee to be allowed to draft in a replacement for Mooney.
Teams are no longer allowed to sign draft picks to major league contracts, and each pick of the first 10 rounds is assigned a dollar value by Major League Baseball.
But the landmarks commission said building owners are routinely allowed to see draft landmark-designation reports and to confer with staff members on how to submit an application that will meet the commission's restrictions.
Tuesday was the first day in which teams were allowed to sign draft picks and begin negotiations with free agents.
If this approach was applied to Congress, selected lobbyists would be allowed to see drafts of bills, but the press and the public would have to wait until the bill became law, to know what had happened.
He allowed Alex Salmond to draft the referendum question and shape the timetable.
