The phrase "allowed to raise a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or authorization is being discussed, particularly in relation to raising a concern, issue, or question.
Example: "Employees are allowed to raise a complaint if they feel their rights are being violated."
Alternatives: "permitted to bring up a" or "authorized to present a".
They will be allowed to raise a small amount of tax revenue locally.
They cannot sue Delta, and if they eventually face foreclosure, they will not be allowed to raise a defense in court that their loans were improper.
Drivers would be allowed to use telephones with earpieces, but would not be allowed to raise a telephone handset to the ear.
But prosecutors have asked the judge overseeing the trial, Justice Michael Obus, that they be allowed to raise a number of uncomfortable questions about Mr. Belnick's past if the defendant should testify, offering a telling glimpse of the central role his character and personality may play in the case.
In order to ensure adequate milk supply to the lambs, ewes were allowed to raise a maximum of 2 lambs that remained with their dam until 50 days of age.
In 1980, it became the National Gardens Scheme Charitable Trust, with garden owners allowed to raise money for a charity of their choice.
In a speech in Hong Kong on the day of the sale, he said that non-financial Chinese firms would be allowed to raise yuan offshore, a privilege previously reserved for mainland banks.That will expand the menu somewhat.
Browne's long-awaited review is expected to propose that universities in England be allowed to raise tuition fees to a maximum of £6,250 a year while protecting lower earners by raising the salary threshold for repayment of loans to £21,000.
The State Supreme Court ruled 3 to 2 that a man convicted of punching his stepson should have been allowed to raise parental discipline as a defense.
But with train operators allowed to raise some fares by an additional 5 per cent, some commuters could be paying 11.2 per cent more for their tickets next year.
Train operators are allowed to raise some fares by an additional 5%, as long as the average remains under the cap.
