The phrase "allowed to save for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or regulations regarding saving money or resources for a specific purpose.
Example: "Employees are allowed to save for retirement through the company's 401(k) plan."
Alternatives: "permitted to save for" or "authorized to save for".
Shot-blasting the returning pieces (usually 10%% in mass of returning pieces is sand) allows to save, for a 10 t load furnace with 5 t returning, till 25 kWh per ton for the sand fusion; close furnace lid: opening times need to be minimised to prevent energy losses.
By law health insurance funds are allowed to save the data for the insured persons for only maximum of five years.
Under Argentine law, farmers are allowed to save and reproduce seed for one season before they are required to buy fresh certified material.
After that, abortions are only allowed to save the life of, or for the physical or mental health of, the pregnant woman.
In contrast to conventional tabulations on paper, the "soft table" allows to save space and display parameters for required number of vibration modes.
Using a DQ scheme instead of using a GQ scheme allows to save up to 75 bits/UE for configurations with a BER between 10-2 and 10-3.
In Kenya, a simple "Safe Box" that allowed users to save for preventive or emergency health in a metal box to which they had a key increased achievement of health savings goals by 14 percentage points.
"We feel we have a responsibility to the company to get the work done - to keep things moving forward". The overtime Chris does at weekends has allowed him to save for his wedding.
Named for a section of the tax code, the 529 savings plans allow Americans to save for their children's college education without incurring federal taxes, and some states provide other tax benefits.
