The phrase "allowed to push ahead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permission or authorization to proceed with a plan or action.
Example: "After receiving the necessary approvals, we are now allowed to push ahead with the project timeline."
Alternatives: "permitted to proceed" or "authorized to move forward".
Yesterday's announcement allows BAA to push ahead with a planning application for the 2,200-metre 2,200-metreth of the existing site, and a sixth terunway for Heathrow.
'Green' nuclear could help defuse opposition at home (the approval of two new traditional nuclear power reactors on its west coast led to fierce protests recently) and allow it to push ahead unhindered with its stated aim of generating 270GW of energy from nuclear by 2050.
These include rules allowing small groups to push ahead with deeper integration and, above all, an article that gives a leading role to a new full-time president of the European Council to represent national governments.
The result allows the first couple to push ahead with policies that mix the traditional leftwing values of the FSLN – such as free healthcare and education – with an increasingly pro-business and pro-church stance.
The President will also get a boost in political capital, giving him that second breath, allowing him the ability to push ahead on other important areas of his agenda.
This he brought into action "in full view of the enemy"; his effective fire forced the Germans to retire further, and allowed one of the stalled Australian flanks to push ahead.
The government is to push ahead with plans that would allow doctors to prevent major childhood diseases by creating IVF babies that have genetic material from three people.
Broadly, it seems that Mr Thein Sein promised to push ahead with the release of political prisoners, and give the nod to political reforms that might one day allow the NLD to take power.
Tallard preferred to bide his time, replenish supplies and allow Marlborough's Danube campaign to flounder in the colder weeks of Autumn; the Elector and Marsin, however, newly reinforced, were keen to push ahead.
