The phrase "allowed to perform to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning; it may be intended to express permission to perform in a certain context.
Example: "The dancers were allowed to perform to the music of their choice during the competition."
Alternatives: "permitted to perform to" or "authorized to perform to".
"Richard Hobbs, or anyone like him, will not be allowed to perform his clown act to attract children at any county park.
Because no circus would hire Petit, who demanded to be allowed to perform in his own style, he became a street juggler.
Ali counted the days by the number of times he was allowed to perform his ablutions, then to drink the dirty water.
BEIJING — Foreign entertainers who have taken part in activities that China deems a threat to its sovereignty will not be allowed to perform here, according to new rules posted Thursday on the Web site of the Ministry of Culture.
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.
The controversy comes amid calls by Father Gabriele Amorth, 88, the Catholic Church's top exorcist, for priests to be allowed to perform exorcisms without having to get special permission.
Saudi Arabia had previously banned its citizens from travelling to Iran but said Iranians would still be allowed to perform the hajj pilgrimage to Mecca, although that now seems unviable.
In fact, if the men were allowed to perform their floor routines to music as the women do, the soundtrack this year would certainly have been Chubby Checker, because everyone here was doing the twist, including Whitlock.
Senior broadcasters have suggested the minimum age limits should be raised, or the time at which children are allowed to perform be brought forward to earlier in the evening.
But some denominations and religious groups, such as Quakers, Unitarians and Liberal Judaism, support gay marriage and are expected to apply to be allowed to perform the ceremonies.
