The phrase "allowed to procure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or authorization is granted to obtain or acquire something.
Example: "Employees are allowed to procure necessary supplies for their projects with prior approval from management."
Alternatives: "permitted to obtain" or "authorized to acquire".
As Daniel Kawczynski, the Tory MP for Shrewsbury and Atcham, puts it: "Radio Shropshire is not even allowed to procure its own window cleaners.
While foreign retailers are allowed to procure land in India, as long as they build their own stores on it, they are not allowed to buy and sell undeveloped land, and they face other regulations on development set by the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.
Under a 1978 California law, agents are licensed and "procure" employment; managers, who are not regulated and function more like career advisers, are not allowed to procure work — but nobody is exactly sure what that means, especially when it comes to the Internet.
Harkhuf's trading expedition in the Old Kingdom was allowed to procure supplies from any temple it wished, and the mortuary temples of the Theban necropolis oversaw the provision of the royally employed tomb workers at Deir el-Medina.
Procurement has been decentralized in Bolivia, Colombia, and Ecuador, but the ministry of health (or its equivalent) prequalifies suppliers based on quality and reliability, and local/regional governments are allowed to procure only from prequalified suppliers.
In order to solve the challenge, participants were allowed to spend credits to procure data generated in silico.
Violently shaking suspects had allowed agents to procure information that thwarted fatal attacks, the Government claimed.
Over time, it transferred land to state governments and individuals, largely through homesteading and land grants, which allowed farmers to procure parcels of land for agricultural use.
This allowed us to procure source documents in most cases.
American law includes provisions allowing Iran to procure spare parts by applying to the US treasury department for a special licence.
The same chemicals that attract male bees also allow biologists to procure bees in almost any tropical American forest simply by setting out artificial attractant baits.
