The phrase "allowed to forge an" 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.
Example: "In this project, we are allowed to forge an innovative solution that addresses the challenges we face."
Alternatives: "permitted to create a" or "authorized to develop an".
She also called for providers to be allowed to forge alliances to offer cheaper calls and Internet services across the European Union.
Flood, the author of books on Hitler and Robert E. Lee, pauses occasionally during the action to highlight the personal dynamics that allowed Grant and Sherman to forge an effective partnership, while other Union generals bickered and plotted.
Historical distance allows Ellroy to forge an extraordinary harsh urban slang for his characters.
Ultimately, longitudinal curricula that place emphasis on medication safety, may allow students to forge an easier transition into the role of a safe and effective prescriber.
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.
In the colonial era, silver from the mines of Potosí provided Spain with the wealth that allowed it to forge a global empire, and in modern times, tin made a few families, like the Patiños, fabulously wealthy.
In the end, it's our ideals, our values that built America -- values that allowed us to forge a nation made up of immigrants from every corner of the globe; values that drive our citizens still.
Sometimes they mean: "Hopefully, this shade of cobalt will allow me to forge a new path and confound those critics who are so reductive about my vision".
He said resolving the investigations would allow Toyota to forge a better relationship with regulators and "focus even more on listening to our customers and meeting their high expectations for safe and reliable vehicles".
United's regular central defensive pairing of Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic have been absent through injury since the opening day of the season, allowing Evans to forge a partnership with new £18m signing Phil Jones.
