The phrase "allowed to forge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted to create or produce something, often in a metaphorical sense, such as ideas or documents.
Example: "In this workshop, participants are allowed to forge their own paths in creative writing."
Alternatives: "permitted to create" or "authorized to produce".
She also called for providers to be allowed to forge alliances to offer cheaper calls and Internet services across the European Union.
But as I have grown older, I've started to understand that I am allowed to forge this new identity that is more layered and more dualistic.
In a nagging interior refrain that is an echo of Jacob's voice, Ms. Oates makes it clear that, though the Schwarts and their two sons (all born in Germany) will never hold their heads above water, Rebecca will be allowed to forge an identity because: "You — you are born here.
Especially as the startup's competitive advantages have allowed for deeper penetration into local markets and allowed it to forge long-term merchant relationships in, it just so happens, more than 20 college towns in California.
Leaving allowed me to forge my own path.
And moonlighting as a furniture designer has had other domestic benefits: it has allowed him to forge a new connection with his longtime partner Michele Lamy.
This intimate connection to the field allowed Libby to forge a union between personal knowledge and professional talent, and to approach the Medical Center from a variety of viewpoints.
It has allowed countries to forge new development partnerships with donors that hold both parties accountable to the nation's development objectives.
Some community leaders do see an upside: the public's increased interest in Islam has allowed them to forge bonds with other faith groups.
When Burma remained shrouded, Suu Kyi was an icon whose struggle allowed me to forge something personally meaningful out of the fury of her saga.
But the push into new investments also allowed Mr. Thompson to forge new relationships with fund managers, and the often politically connected placement agents they hired to help gain access to pension officials.
