The phrase "allowed to fixed" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "allowed to be fixed"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing permission or the possibility of something being repaired or corrected.
Example: "The car is allowed to be fixed at the garage after the accident."
Alternatives: "permitted to be repaired" or "authorized to be fixed."
Banks which are still behaving badly (and plenty of them are) will be allowed to fix their problems in private.
But while Mr. Leach was allowed to fix the applications, no action was taken to fix hundreds of other incomplete ballot applications, and they were not processed.
Even as the housing crisis deepens, it has become fashionable to argue that the markets should be allowed to fix the problem.
In back-to-back trials, lawyers for Gov. George W. Bush urged two Florida judges today to resist disqualifying thousands of absentee ballots, even though they acknowledged that Republican workers had been allowed to fix some flawed ballot applications.
The Hendrick crews will be allowed to fix them and they can race in tomorrow's Toyota/Save Mart 350, although they will have to start from the rear of the 43-car field.
They argued that if Mr. Leach had not been allowed to fix the rejected ballot applications, many of the voters would simply have reapplied for ballots or gone to the polls on Election Day.
In an economy that only three years ago was as demonetized as Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge, people are now allowed to fix bicycles, repair shoes and sell sundries at sidewalk stands.
In a blog post outlining the key freedoms granted by the ruling, Wiens said third-party repair shops are now legally allowed to fix smartphones on an owner's behalf, which he said was "hugely important" for the aftermarket economy.
The first step, the esterification allowed to fix a hydrophobic chain giving the water-insoluble characteristic to the future amine to increase the yield of the extraction after amination by thiol-ene reaction.
