The phrase "allowed to draw in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or opportunities to engage in drawing or to involve someone in a particular context.
Example: "Students are allowed to draw in their sketchbooks during free time to express their creativity."
Alternatives: "permitted to engage in" or "authorized to include".
So is narrative: it is allowed to draw in all the stories that are close, connected as though by the rules of harmony.
They are not allowed to draw in court, so they must observe, make notes about someone's characteristics and clothes, and then retreat to a poky press room where they sketch and colour at high speed.
After meeting the ministers in Luxembourg, John Lipsky, the IMF's acting head, warned that the Greek crisis would "be felt much more strongly around the world" if it was allowed to draw in core eurozone banks.
Thanks to my school I have learnt that disabilities should not be allowed to draw boundaries in my life.
They didn't use photography, so you had to memorise everything, then run out and sketch it quickly, because you were only allowed to draw two outfits in the show before paying the model for posing.
It is not allowed to draw the arc in the other direction, or to connect two entity pools directly without an intermediate process (see Figure 4).
Laura Johnson was 13 when, in 1890, she was first enrolled at the art school in Nottingham; in those days, girls were not allowed to draw from nude models in the life class.
Yet the researchers found that Mr. Molaison was a competent puzzle solver, compared with healthy people his own age, when allowed to draw on what he'd learned in the years before the operation.
Thus, data obtained with cell lines have to be interpreted carefully and do often not allow to draw conclusions on the in vivo situation in the intestinal mucosa.
The following lemma allows to draw some conclusions on efficiency in the JWBG1 model as a corollary.
This, in turn, allows to draw conclusions about the existence and intensity of competition between these types of physicians in a two-tiered health care system.
