The phrase "allowed to operate it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing permissions or authorizations related to using a specific device, machine, or system.
Example: "Only certified personnel are allowed to operate it for safety reasons."
Alternatives: "permitted to use it" or "authorized to handle it".
Therefore, as long as the locomotive is allowed to operate, it will proceed to its journey in the network to service the customers, and after that, it will return to its home depot.
That motivated Pasadena officials in 2003 to pursue a deal with the N.F.L. in which the league would pay for a $500 million renovation of the stadium in exchange for being allowed to operate it.
"When you look at the safety record and the number of violations this company had and was still allowed to operate, it's egregious".
The biggest among them is Information Business Systems Group (1999 sales:$180 million), in Moscow.Anatoly Karachinsky, known as the "oligarch of IT," founded IBS in 1987 but wasn't allowed to operate it as a private business until 1992.
It had not been allowed to operate because it was found that parts of it were not to be buried at depths required by the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection.
Mr. Blumenthal has also argued that the cable, which was buried in May 2002, should not be allowed to operate because it does not comply with state permits regulating how deep it must be buried.
It says it was warned by China's central bank that Alipay would not be allowed to operate if it was, in effect, partly foreign-owned.In theory, the same problem could afflict the rest of the Alibaba Group.
They conjectured that if a third psychological force, a universal desire to improve our condition, were allowed to operate freely, it would be enough to bring individuals' reason and passions into harmony.
If the NCA were allowed to operate in Northern Ireland it would be the only region of the UK where a chief constable would control it.
But last week Wada's independent compliance review committee recommended to Wada's executive committee that Rusada should be allowed to operate again when it meets on 20 September.
Shangri-Lao is the only company allowed to operate treks in the area: it takes its conservation responsibilities seriously, and works closely with the indigenous people.
