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The phrase "allowed to jump" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or rules regarding the action of jumping, often in contexts like sports, games, or physical activities.
Example: "The children were allowed to jump on the trampoline during the party."
Alternatives: "permitted to jump" or "authorized to jump."
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Customers are not allowed to jump up and dance along.
The foreign citizens on trial were ultimately allowed to jump bail and flee Egypt.
No one is allowed to jump the line, Ansel's own family included.
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One day horses aren't allowed to jump, the other - a cat is a real star of a show," he wrote.
One team is not allowed to jump a fielder who is trying to hold on to a ball.
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"It's like with the old Routemaster buses, being allowed to just jump off the back.
They allowed Phoenix to jump ahead 3-2 aftenteringing the third period leading 2-1.
Name recognition allowed him to jump ship and become the social media editor of Park & Bond.
They keep changing, very high or lower, and the children are allowed in to jump and squeal.
You think she would have allowed him to jump in the water in his J. Press poplin slacks?
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