The phrase "allowed to present to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permission or authorization to make a presentation to a specific audience or group.
Example: "She was allowed to present to the board of directors after her proposal was approved."
Alternatives: "permitted to present to" or "authorized to present to".
Out of state corporate lobbyists, folks that MAKE MONEY profiting from the charter school system, were allowed to present to both the Senate and House education committees.
They also worked to protect small investors by restricting the types of offerings that promoters were allowed to present to them (including much of commercial real estate).
What the prosecutors are allowed to present to a jury about Mr. Bryant's statements and what his defense lawyers can present about the woman's background and medical history will be a big part of what a jury hears when the trial begins.
On Thursday, utility executives will be allowed to present their views to the panel.
"I'm troubled that we were never allowed to present the facts as to what truly happened," he said.
But according to her deputy, Danie Small, Ms. Imalwa was allowed to present questions only to the international division of China's Supreme People's Procuratorate.
The athletes will be allowed to present their opinions to the International Olympic Committee before its executive committee meeting in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, tomorrow and Monday.
Efforts by Mr. Federicci's associates to get the case reopened and to be allowed to present new evidence have thus far failed.
It was a real battle to be allowed to present experts in court, who could explain the psychological impact that years of abuse would have on a woman.
He said he had written letters to President Mikhail S. Gorbachev and Interior Minister Vadim V. Bakatin, as well as party leaders, to be allowed to present complaints.
The Court had struck down the statutes in part because it felt that defendants who are found guilty should always be allowed to present "mitigating" evidence to the jury.
