The phrase "allowed to reap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is permitted to gather or benefit from something, often in relation to rewards or consequences of actions.
Example: "After years of hard work, she was finally allowed to reap the benefits of her dedication and perseverance."
Alternatives: "permitted to harvest" or "entitled to gather".
"These companies are being allowed to reap the benefits of associating with the W.W.F.
But unlike the latter, utilities and their shareholders were never allowed to reap the benefits of their sound judgments fully, as Microsoft or Intel shareholders surely do today.
Arguments against why student-athletes are not allowed to reap the full monetary benefits during or after the application of their skill set seem circular and duplicitous compared to the free markets that exists for the skills of academic students.
"As long as I'm safely unconscious and therefore shielded from the costs of an assault, why shouldn't the rest of the world (or more specifically my attackers) be allowed to reap the benefits?" This kind of gross rationalization of sexual violence in our media and twitter feeds, though upsetting, is not really surprising at all.
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Our analysis reveals that simple scheduling procedures allow to reap a large fraction (in the order of 80%) of the sum-rate performance that greedy scheduling provides.
It also allowed villagers to reap some of the gains of Foshan's industrial transformation.
The protesters are angry about the 2008 Wall Street bailout that they say allowed banks to reap huge profits while average Americans suffered high unemployment and job insecurity.
They emerged lean and fit, which allowed them to reap big benefits a few years later, when the euro dropped sharply in value.
Scientists had predicted that animals might evolve such keen powers of discrimination because they allowed one to reap potentially huge evolutionary benefits.
According to a Reuters story, the deal included a clause that allowed Greenberg to reap some of the gains if A.I.G.'s stock continued to climb during the next three years, which it did.
