The phrase "allowed to make a request" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing permissions or entitlements regarding the act of making a request.
Example: "As a participant in the meeting, you are allowed to make a request for additional resources if needed."
Alternatives: "permitted to ask" or "entitled to request".
The prisoner gave him some information, but said he would tell the rest of his story only if he was allowed to make a phone call to his family — a request the Pentagon denied.
Special Permission: You may request special permission to be allowed to make a 2nd appointment for a particular week.
Family members said the detainees had been allowed to make phone calls and request documents needed to obtain bail.
Under the new review system each team is allowed to make two unsuccessful review requests per innings.
"I understand that there are many questions," Hassoun said, "and respectfully ask that the media respect my need to spend some private time with my family". Hassoun was allowed to make the public statement after requesting the opportunity.
But they had a request: to be allowed to make their bets after the four cards used in each mini-baccarat hand were dealt.
In the past few years, technological advances have made it possible for a growing range of lenders to supply money 24/7 to customers quickly, without any need for human contact – no phone calls, no demands for utility bills or proof of address; some organisations allow customers to make a request simply by texting over the amount they want and the number of days they want it for.
"We allow you to make a request through Slack.
Officials said no to Mr. Bayless's request that he be allowed to make two or three long-simmering, complex sauces ahead of time and ship them frozen to the White House where they could be tested.
Damon Effingham, legal and policy director for Common Cause Maryland, said Maryland law allows only registered state voters to make a request to inspect voter roll information.
