The phrase "allowed to pull off" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or ability to achieve or execute something successfully.
Example: "She was allowed to pull off the surprise party without anyone finding out."
Alternatives: "permitted to accomplish" or "able to execute".
In previous, more timid, efforts to push changes, Congress had seemed woefully prepared for the anger and resistance of its allies.This time, crucially, the likes of Mamata Banerjee, the chief minister of West Bengal, who helps prop up Mr Singh's government in Delhi, will have to be allowed to pull off a delicate act.
Pilots were not allowed to pull up to the gates and let passengers off until the terminal had reopened.
The help duly arrived thanks to defeats for Crawley and Notts County, results that relegated those sides and allowed Colchester to pull off a great escape, while MK Dons ended up walloping Yeovil 5-1, an emphatic way to pip Preston and the end of an astonishing late run – nine wins and a draw in their last 10 fixtures.
She allowed him to pull off what he calls "the comedy of being undervalued," at the center of which are multiple disguises for her character, all keyed to witty and surprising costumes designed by Christine Bieselin Clark.
It is Mr. Hunt's own uncanny eye that allows him to pull off this quirky conceit so well.
It's mainly done using one key, statement piece that will allow you to pull off that look.
It's Hunt's own uncanny, adventurous and frequently provocative eye that allows him to pull off this quirky conceit so well.
It's those eyes that allow her to pull off an uncanny likeness of Princess Diana for a scene in The Five-Year Engagement where she poses as the late princess at a New Year's Eve fancy-dress ball.
"I trust NASA will credit the CGI achievements of 'Lord of the Rings' for allowing them to pull off this great hoax?" writes one correspondent, referring to computer-generated imagery, in a forum hosted by www.godlikeproductions.com.
Tennis Champs Returns combines an old-school sensibility with a deceptively nuanced control scheme that allows you to pull off a variety of shots, swiping your finger to give the ball heft and spin.
Wales may be regarded as the roundheads of Test rugby, a team only their mothers would love, but they have a depth of character that allows them to pull off the extraordinary.
