The phrase "allowed to find a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permission or the ability to search for something or someone.
Example: "As part of the project, you are allowed to find a suitable candidate for the position."
Alternatives: "permitted to seek a" or "authorized to locate a".
The results indicated that the optimization of the proposed superstructure allowed to find a more efficient HRSG configuration.
This allowed Deliveroo to present riders as self-employed contractors: because after all, which worker is allowed to find a substitute to do their job for them?
For the sake of harmony, I would advise Gaspard to encourage Claire to join the business; any family member who wants to do so should be allowed to find a position.
It argues they should be allowed to find a practice which provides services their existing GP does not.
Holness has recently been on trial with Burton and has been allowed to find a new club by Dale boss John Coleman.
But after breaking his leg this April he has now been allowed to find a new club as Wolves look to reduce their wage bill for their first season in the third tier since 1989.
They were allowed to find an escape by climbing on the submerged platform; if the mouse failed in finding the platform within 90 s, it was manually guided to the platform and allowed to remain there for 10 s.
Link analysis allowed to find an optimal set of resistance values used in the least-cost distances computations, and thus to build a relevant graph.
This is crucial; without one, you may only stay in Vietnam for 30 days on a tourist visa, and is not allowed to find an occupation.
This approach allows to find a trade-off between experimental effort and accuracy of the estimated thermodynamic properties.
The analogy allows to find a family of test functions which can be used to obtain a weak approximation of the viscous terms.
