The phrase "allowed to latch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or capability to attach or connect something is being discussed.
Example: "The device is allowed to latch onto the mainframe for secure data transfer."
Alternatives: "permitted to attach" or "authorized to connect".
So to wedge us both into one seat... at just the right angle to allow her to latch... well, let's just say I earned my Gymnurstics Gold Star on that early winter morning.
Massage your breast gently before allowing baby to latch on to help aid in the milk let down reflex and allow milk to flow freely.
In Lego's case, that means it is helping to clean up Shell's image by allowing Shell to latch on to its family-friendly, trusted heritage.
The Roma midfielder missed Yaroslav Rakitskiy's through ball, allowing Ferreyra to latch on to it and run around Manolas to fire past Alisson.
The protein sticks out from the surface of the HIV virus like the hooks in Velcro, allowing it to latch onto and infect human cells.
Gambhir's lab has already begun exploring some of the frontiers of nanotechnology research, progressing the furthest with quantum dots, or qdots tiny crystals that have pieces of protein attached to their surfaces that allow them to latch on to cancer cells and produce multicolored signals.
Cells that allow bees to latch on as a flower is waving in the wind make pollination more likely and would be an evolutionary plus, she says.
They negotiate large discounted rates with the biggest courier companies and allow businesses to latch onto those rates via their product range.
A high punt forward was mis-controlled by visiting skipper Mark Hudson, allowing Jerome to latch onto the loose ball and he was through on goal when he was fouled by last man Wallace.
An additional identified type controls the behavior of the three registers of interest (X, Y, and S) with respect to the SB data bus, either allowing them to latch or drive data from the bus.
