The phrase "allowed to pick their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or choices available to individuals or groups.
Example: "Students are allowed to pick their preferred subjects for the upcoming semester."
Alternatives: "permitted to choose their" or "able to select their".
"DC should not be allowed to pick their friends," she added.
The more basic question whether politicians should be allowed to pick their voters rather than vice versa is not up for discussion.Other cases involve sexism and speech.
Unless it's because the chief objective of the new academies, soon to be allowed to pick their own supervising boards, is control, with no more interference from local authorities and none from meddling parents.
Voters should be allowed to pick their politicians.
"I like being able to fire people who provide services to me," he said, trying to explain why he favors individuals being allowed to pick their own health insurance.
"When the voters of Georgia are allowed to pick their candidate without the interference of vote suppression, Georgians choose leadership that is more reflective … of the people of the state," said Nse Ufot, the executive director of the New Georgia Project, a nonpartisan nonprofit.
I was not allowed to pick out their activities or influence their selections.
Just like when they were younger, they were allowed to pick out their clothes for school.
To that end, Mr Clarke is keen to step up the pace at which "bog standard" comprehensives convert themselves into new "specialist" schools, which are allowed to pick some of their pupils on the basis of "aptitude .Perhaps not surprisingly, there is some unease about all this among old Labour types.
The Bobcats were allowed to pick fourth in their first draft, and were later not restricted from first picks.
He said: "I believe everybody possessed of a debilitating and incurable disease should be allowed to pick the hour of their death.
