The phrase "allowed to manage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or authority granted to someone to oversee or control a particular task or situation.
Example: "After the training, she was finally allowed to manage the project on her own."
Alternatives: "permitted to oversee" or "authorized to handle".
But one company official said that North Korean workers were allowed to work and that South Korean managers were allowed to manage.
Its proposals do not tackle plans to stop non-European fund managers being allowed to manage funds in Europe, or to prevent European funds from marketing their services outside the EU.
These specialist investment managers were first allowed to manage a relatively small portion of pension money in so-called Employee Pension Funds (EPFs) in 1990.
OK, to honour the principle that management should be allowed to manage, maybe a few quid could be reserved for truly exceptional cases.
But when chairmen are giving teams rollockings and players on 200 grand a week are seeking sympathy from the Canine Defence League, it does suggest that Ferguson is a septuagenarian member of a vanishing breed, namely a manager who is allowed to manage.
Managers have to be allowed to manage".
"I am totally confused as to the rules, who is making them and why I am a football manager and I'm not allowed to manage," he said.
They are regulated by the health and welfare ministry (unlike TQPPs, which come under the finance ministry's aegis), which has gradually relaxed the rules.In 1990, investment advisers, a new category of managers offering a specialist service, were allowed to manage new contributions for EPFs.
And the Communists are allowed to manage the economic crisis.
And how much longer will he be allowed to manage them?
Until 1990 these were the only financial institutions that were allowed to manage pension assets.
