The phrase "allowed to mount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted to ascend or attach something, often in technical or formal settings.
Example: "The technician confirmed that the new software is allowed to mount on the server without any issues."
Alternatives: "permitted to install" or "authorized to attach".
The active vibration suppression is hard to achieve because these appendages are not allowed to mount actuators on it.
Represented by the American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania, they were allowed to mount less gaudy gray tape.
Chinese authorities have also promised the Canadian government that Mr. Lai will be tried in public and will be allowed to mount a defense against the smuggling charges.
Sir Howard is allowed to mount a defence but Gordon Brown and Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England, get short shrift.
At another point, Mr. Hess complained that if 500 taxicabs were allowed to mount such a protest, the city would next be hearing from 500 street vendors, asserting the same rights.
Under the new plan, Fox, CBS, ABC and ESPN will be allowed to mount the camera on the hat of the umpire, the on-field official who typically stands behind the line of scrimmage.
You may also include whether satellite dishes are allowed to be mounted.
Cover glasses were allowed to dry and mounted on glass slides with Vectashield mounting media (Vector Laboratories), then sealed with Fixogum rubber cement.
The approach has allowed him to mount a campaign to appeal to Democrats who feel that the party's centrist shift has left them abandoned.
Kansas City's offense quickly dropped off, and that allowed Chicago to mount a comeback for its second straight last-minute win.
It allowed Cameron to mount a personal attack on Corbyn's sartorial choices while saying it was "what his mother would say".
