The phrase "allowed to make a statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted to express an opinion or provide information.
Example: "The defendant was allowed to make a statement before the jury."
Alternatives: "permitted to express an opinion" or "authorized to provide a statement."
"Craig should be allowed to make a statement on what he based the call on," Watson told The Independent.
As a result, Luzin, though humiliated and frightened, was allowed to make a statement of public repentance and then let off with a relatively mild reprimand.
Yemeni newspapers reported that Mr. Omar made a last, unsuccessful appeal to be allowed to make a statement about the morgue killings as he was led, head erect and hands cuffed behind his back, to the execution ground.
"There are certain works of architecture in the world that should be allowed to make a statement without additions," said Jan C. Scruggs, the president and founder of the fund.
In what appears to be a legal precedent, a woman named in an injunction was today allowed to make a statement in open court in order to clear her name.
Earlier in the week, Okonek, 71, a medical doctor, was allowed to make a statement on local radio.
Mrs. Chesimard was allowed to make a brief statement, and she said again that she was innocent of the charges.
But before the drugs flow, the inmate is allowed to make a last statement, giving Mr. Graczyk what even he acknowledges are some lasting, eerie memories.
"But under the IOC charter you are not allowed to make a political statement and this could be deemed exactly that".
I continued to adopt the same polite attitude in my negotiations with the Government, and I ask the Tribunal to be allowed to make a short statement on how these negotiations with the French Government were conducted.
But while he noted that Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi had been allowed to make a public statement for the first time in four years and to meet with members of her political party, the military was still unwilling to end her house arrest.
