The phrase "allowed to exert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or rights to apply influence, power, or effort in a particular context.
Example: "In this situation, the committee is allowed to exert its authority to make necessary changes."
Alternatives: "permitted to apply" or "authorized to exercise".
"Alias Man Ray" makes you wonder how much control artists are allowed to exert over their biographies.
The kind of control she was allowed to exert over her music and image is something usually reserved for performers with a track record of success.
Thus, ROS become genotoxic only if they are allowed to exert their mitogenic function that is, under these settings, if they are allowed to fuel hyperproliferation.
This implies that the government is not allowed to exert systematic ex ante control over policy conditions, premium rates and other provisions [ 31].
I'm allowed to lightly exert.
Springer managed the production process with its usual superlative professionalism and the unconditional support I received allowed me to exert an appropriate degree of cultural independence from my first day in charge.
In a contest that was more miss than hit, Fury never allowed Klitschko to exert his usual dom ination.
It constructed cascades of holding companies, which allowed it to exert control more than the economic interests it held could justify.
This perturbation allowed gravity to exert influence by making small clumps of matter into bigger clumps, and large clumps into nebulae — gas clouds that are stellar nurseries — which created stars themselves, solar systems, and the galaxies.
Their wealth and Sam's ability to deal with influential figures allowed them to exert increasing influence over other businesses and the government of the island.
The findings also show that, consistent with the theory of mixed embeddedness, whilst the entrepreneurs are influenced by social, economic and institutional forces, online businesses allow them to exert their own agency and provide opportunities to uniquely shape these forces.
