The phrase "allowed to roll over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted for something to continue or be deferred, often in financial or contractual situations.
Example: "The unused vacation days are allowed to roll over into the next year."
Alternatives: "permitted to carry over" or "authorized to extend".
The department was allowed to roll over its savings from the previous year into 2013-14 as part of the 2013 budget.
But he says there is clearly some room for manoeuvre around the specifics of the measure, for example, people could be allowed to roll over their tax relief allowance from one year to the next, or make a lifetime gift that would be exempt from tax.
The government is still banking, however, on being allowed to roll over some $200 billion of public debt.
Lenders will only be allowed to roll over loans twice, which will drastically reduce the chances of struggling borrowers seeing their loans soaring.
Police and local council budgets will be protected from extra cuts in 2013/14, but not the year after, while the Ministry of Defence will be allowed to roll over an underspend in its budget to the next two years.
Leading online payday lenders offer loans that have 10 times the APR that Oakam charges," he says, "Furthermore, rather than APR, the main issue at present in the short-term credit industry is that borrowers are allowed to roll over their loans with interest-only repayments.
Employees of the new company are allowed to roll funds over from their personal IRAs into its 401(k).
If it's been less than 60 days since the withdrawal, you also would be allowed to roll the excess distribution over into a new 529 account.
Researchers said that two thirds of drivers who allowed policies to roll over were hit by a price increase averaging £50, equivalent to £652.5 million for motorists nationally.
The lenders charge astronomical interest rates and in most cases are happy to allow loans to roll over from one repayment period to another with added interest.
In April, the Financial Conduct Authority will take over regulation of the sector, and it has already told lenders they will be limited to allowing customers to roll over loans just twice.
