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The phrase "allowed to put out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted to extinguish something, such as a fire, or to release something, like information or a product.
Example: "The fire department confirmed that we are allowed to put out the campfire once we finish our meal."
Alternatives: "permitted to extinguish" or "authorized to release".
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Mr. Arnett said it remained to be seen how quickly reporters in the field, even with the new access, would be allowed to put out their reports.
Betty Finn, Suzanne's older sister, said at the 2002 hearing, "Think of the worse nightmare that you cannot put out of your mind, you're not allowed to put out of your mind".
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Because they would understand that it is a waste problem and you are not allowed to put it out — period and end of discussion.
Queen's Day is the one day of the year in which people are allowed to put anything out on the street and sell it.
Many updates require systems to go dark for some period of time, and many hospitals are not allowed to put critical systems out of use.
New owners wouldn't be allowed to put up a "keep out" sign.
Give them water, read them a book, what ever it takes to get them to bed! Step 6: Time Out/Trouble-Ask the parent(s) if you are allowed to put them in the time out area or if there is any rules with small punishment.
"I needed to work with people that understood the complete record and allowed me to put out singles to familiarise listeners with where I'm at.
If only that goshdarned music industry had allowed me to put out a record, instead of thwarting me by demanding that I first have a dozen finished songs.
"The high school rules don't allow us to put out the kind of program that they can put out at the club level".
Montclair, which picks up bulky waste monthly, allows residents to put out up to three large household items, like TVs, sofas and dressers.
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