The phrase "allowed to fully" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permission or the extent to which something can be done completely or entirely.
Example: "The participants are allowed to fully express their opinions during the discussion."
Alternatives: "permitted to completely" or "authorized to entirely".
Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar could be allowed to fully arm the rebels.
Congress must be allowed to fully review the details of any agreement before any sanctions are lifted".
Curing area means the area in a slabstock foam production facility where foam buns are allowed to fully develop physical properties.
Individuals are allowed to fully deduct the federal income taxes they pay from their state taxes, something few states allow, a boon for those in the top brackets.
Crucially, the animal must also be killed by a single, quick cut to the throat, and its blood must be allowed to fully drain out.
Though both would be felt gradually, economists warn that if allowed to fully take hold, their combined impact would rekindle a recession.
John Boehner, the House speaker, called the deal "an alarming departure from the White House's initial goals" and insisted that Congress "be allowed to fully review the details of any agreement before any sanctions are lifted".
Mr. Penry's case was the subject of a 1989 Supreme Court decision that reversed his first death sentence because the jury had not been allowed to fully consider mitigating evidence about his history and mental impairment.
Finally, the model was allowed to fully relax in the absence of an external pressure and the simulation density (0.767 g cm−3) remained relatively close to the 'target' density (0.712 g cm−3).
"The bottom line here," the dissenting justices wrote, "is that the state should not be allowed to fully arm its prosecutors while it hamstrings the defense and blames defendant for any resultant delay".
XRD and XPS analyses have shown that the deposits are amorphous, but have not allowed to fully elucidate the nature of the Co containing compound(s) codeposited with PbO2.
