The phrase "allowed to pull down" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted to remove or lower something, such as a physical object or a digital element.
Example: "The manager said we are allowed to pull down the old posters to make room for the new ones."
Alternatives: "permitted to take down" or "authorized to lower".
If all this was true, the document concluded, then nobody should be allowed to pull down El Teddy's.
The state president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will not be allowed to pull down the Confederate flag atop the Alabama Capitol, Gov. Guy Hunt said today.
If the wealthy people did not come out and pay them tribute, the poor were allowed to pull down fences and slash tires.
This summer Siemens launched a program that allows doctors to pull down patient records from any web connection.
The roads underneath junction six will be closed until 06:00 BST on Monday to allow contractors to pull down the old Freemans Way footbridge.
Officially, it's not a tax, just a mandate that starting July 1 half of all sets 36 inches and larger will have to include a digital tuner that allows viewers to pull down over-the-air HD signals.
Officially, it's not a tax, just a mandate that starting July 1 half of all sets 36 inches and larger will have to include a digital tuner that allows you to pull down over-the-air HD signals.
Recent morphological examinations of dingo and thylacine skulls show that although the dingo had a weaker bite, its skull could resist greater stresses, allowing it to pull down larger prey than the thylacine could.
Allow me to pull down the curtains by the old saying, "If you need to save trillions of dollars, begin by saving a cent".
Copy or Cut and Paste the Chart to the Chart worksheet you create anew now, into cell A1, and expand the chart by hovering over the lower right corner until the cursor becomes the double-headed arrow allowing one to pull down and to the right the chart, expanding it.
