The phrase "allowed to perform a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or authorizations related to carrying out a specific action or task.
Example: "As a certified technician, I am allowed to perform a variety of maintenance tasks on the equipment."
Alternatives: "permitted to carry out a" or "authorized to execute a".
Each node is assigned a number of votes and only the group with a majority of votes is allowed to perform a restricted operation.
A pathologist hired by the Gotbaum family, Dr. Cyril H. Wecht, was allowed to perform a separate examination, Mr. Manning said.
This is not the type of company that should be allowed to perform a test frack here," said Chris Redston, of Frack Free Ryedale.
That year compulsory military service was reduced from 18 months to 12 months; beginning in 1988, conscientious objectors were allowed to perform a civilian alternative to conscription.
A click-wrap agreement is a page or window that appears before the user is allowed to perform a certain function (in this case, an upload) that states the terms of an agreement.
In 2010 it was forced to reinstate the final scene from Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman, which had been cut from the Simon Stone-directed production, before it was allowed to perform a second season.
Although Amin never gained official asylum, he was allowed to perform an extended pilgrimage, involving 23 years mostly in hotels and villas in Jeddah.
The actors were allowed to perform an instruction more than once in a sequence, so "WBW" might be "WBWBWBW".
In Japan, until 2004 only medical doctors were legally allowed to perform an endotracheal intubation on patients.
Those physicians are not allowed to perform an abortion in the hospital even though it's the best care for the patient.
Eventually the cathedral chapter was allowed to perform an election, and Blois was elected about 6 July 1203 and consecrated on 24 August 1203 at Canterbury.
