The phrase "allowed to help with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permission or authorization to assist with a task or project.
Example: "I was allowed to help with the planning of the event, which made me feel valued in the team."
Alternatives: "permitted to assist with" or "authorized to contribute to".
European governments have been allowed to help with environmental projects and prison reform.
Two parents mentioned the negative feelings that emerged as a consequence of not being allowed to help with personal care for their baby and missing out on performing parental duties (19, mother, D/C).
Twenty-two parentalkedked about the importance of being allowed to help with looking after their own baby, for example washing, cleaning and nappy changing, as well as being able to touch and hold their baby (12, mother, D/C).
He persuaded Leonard Bernstein to let him join an orchestra he was conducting, and was allowed to help out with the percussion.
But I wonder how many staff and volunteers at polling stations know they are allowed to help someone with a learning disability to vote – for example, by showing them how to fill in their ballot paper.
John Harbaugh asked a team official to make sure he was allowed to help his brother with any insight.
@Snowden @EtTuCarl allow me to help with some media content pic.twitter.com/G8DA3ZmVZG @Snowden my ladies can't believe how many cat pics you're in for.
Allocate both the mothers a special job -- this may be allowing them to help with the flowers, or research wedding car options.
To complement the release of her film, Hershman, who is also a prolific new media artist, developed RAW/WAR an online database and interactive installation that allows anyone to help with the documentation of feminist art through found footage, or by uploading their own art.
Allow children to help with this recipe since sour cream frosting is so easy to make.
The country's rare decision to allow foreign policemen to help with the investigation has given it access to sophisticated forensic tools.
