The phrase "allowed to interrupt the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or rules regarding interruptions are being discussed.
Example: "In this meeting, only the team leader is allowed to interrupt the speaker."
Alternatives: "permitted to break in on the" or "authorized to interject during the".
The old-fashioned religion should not be allowed to interrupt the commercial growth of the country.
First, arbitrary time constraints should not be allowed to interrupt the judicial process.
This break in Mad Men's Emmy-winning run, must not be allowed to interrupt the commissioning of new series.
Nothing was allowed to interrupt the unbroken connection the islanders had with their land, where every knoll and stump reminded them of stories from the remote past.
No flashy or fashionable effects are allowed to interrupt the flow of a Highsmith narrative, which often appears to be eventful even when nothing is happening.
The only surprise is that this devout Muslim is eating at all, for it is Ramadan and in the past not even Test cricket has been allowed to interrupt the vigilance of his religious observance.
Curators can ask or answer questions of each other, and anyone is allowed to interrupt – this is Twitter after all.
Senior managers are not allowed to interrupt or challenge the task force; instead, at the end of each theme discussion, they are allowed to ask questions for clarification.
In France, defendants can have a lawyer present during interrogations, but the lawyer is not allowed to interrupt — although in practice, they sometimes do, and they are allowed to ask questions when investigators are finished.
We all have an inner circle who would be allowed to interrupt us for a chat when we're in the middle of making jam.
Users can also specify that certain people are allowed to interrupt them and program Do Not Disturb to turn on and off at scheduled times.
