The phrase "allowed to exercise the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted to perform an action or activity, often in formal or legal settings.
Example: "Employees are allowed to exercise the right to request a review of their performance evaluations."
Alternatives: "permitted to engage in" or "authorized to perform".
He was allowed to exercise the same authority as the real principal, although he was told beforehand that not much would come up.
"Why should the dynamite knights be allowed to exercise the rights of free citizens?" the Chicago Tribune asked, and the New York Times prescribed hemp.
They are allowed to exercise the state's right of eminent domain, that they may appropriate for their uses the necessary property of others upon paying just compensation therefor,a right which can only be exercised for public purposes.
This year, he showed that, if his cookie-dough-scarfing mice were allowed to exercise, the ones that had been given 516 for eight weeks could run for nearly an hour and half longer than their drug-free peers.
"We are not allowed to exercise the fundamental rights given to us in the Constitution," he said in May in announcing the formation of a new party, the Reform Party, whose objective, he said, was "a complete and thorough change in the way this country is run".
But there's no textual basis in the Constitution for concluding that the president should have to name one of those officers first or that an inferior officer not confirmed by the Senate should only be allowed to exercise the duties of a principal officer when no Senate-confirmed inferior officers are available to do so.
We avoid having the difficult conversations about the pay gap and the all-too-often sexist music we listen to and the movies we watch that tell women's stories horribly (if at all) and the limited reproductive freedom women are allowed to exercise and the pervasive sexual harassment and violence too many women face.
After the Abu Ghraib scandal broke in April, Alazawi was allowed to exercise in the scrubby yard outside for 10 minutes a day.
What sort of control, if any, are you allowed to exercise over the model selection process?
The future leader is kept at Gorky-9, a secluded compound outside Moscow, where he is allowed to exercise out of the public view.
At airports, it is understood that you're not allowed to exercise your rights -- the Second Amendment explicitly and the First implicitly.
