The phrase "allowed to provide some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or entitlements regarding the provision of something, often in a formal or professional context.
Example: "As a consultant, I am allowed to provide some recommendations based on my expertise in the field."
Alternatives: "permitted to offer some" or "authorized to supply some".
Foreign companies will also be allowed to provide some internet services, though the official Xinhua news agency reported before the launch that internet restrictions would not be lifted, following a report by a Hong Kong newspaper that banned websites such as Facebook would be unblocked inside the zone.
Their reluctance may be partially due to fears about losing responsibility and status if CHWs were allowed to provide some of the same services that nurses and midwives currently provide.
Moreover, the data allowed to provide some insight in the outcome in this domain in relation to rehabilitation programs followed in Dutch Multidisciplinary Rehabilitation Centers at baseline and follow-up.
A systematic review of the Ediacaran-Cambrian ichnofossil record allows to provide some temporal resolution for these Cambrian revolutions and to explore the synergies among these evolutionary breakthroughs and possible geobiological outcomes.
Extell's proposal, which has been widely described as a "poor door" policy, was approved under the city's Inclusionary Housing program, which allows developers to use more square footage than they'd ordinarily be allowed to -- provided they set aside some units in their building for affordable housing.
The example of Concept Viability, in which non-members are allowed to take part, provides some credibility for the intention.
Still, local NGOs with limited, mostly charitable concerns were allowed to develop in some areas, provided they submitted to control by the state through the process of registration.
For years, European countries like Switzerland and the Netherlands have allowed doctors to provide some addicts with prescription heroin as an alternative to buying drugs on the street.
Some owners who allowed tenants to provide some serv ices during a nine‐day strike in 1967 said they would keep elevators locked this time.
Regardless of these simplifying assumptions, one of the strengths of this analysis is that integrating surveillance data with dynamic models of chlamydia transmission allowed us to provide some underlying epidemiological context to data that has been largely criticized for lacking it [ 8, 9].
This Thanksgiving many retailers may be giving thanks to the fact that technology is allowing them to provide some added value to their customers, which is always a good thing.
