The phrase "allowed to secure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted to obtain or ensure something.
Example: "The team was allowed to secure additional funding for the project."
Alternatives: "permitted to obtain" or "authorized to acquire".
The test of peace comes after that, Ms. Liengme pointed out: Will peacekeepers be allowed to secure the port and open a safe corridor to the other side?
The Knicks are offering $99.7 over five years, the maximum allowed, to secure Stoudemire, according to a person involved in the talks, who requested anonymity while discussing private negotiations.
Both Portugal and Spain require buyers to provide the minimum €500,000 without mortgages or any kind of debt arrangement, though they are allowed to secure financing for any additional amounts.
Eliza's story alone has enough depth and resonance to carry a full-length novel, yet she is allowed to secure only a quarter of our attention here; Goldberg gives the girl's mother, father and brother equal time.
The right upper arm was restrained by two velcro straps and the forearm was strapped on a special manipulandum, which allowed to secure the elbow joint at 120°.
The Patriots' winning streak has allowed them to secure the American Football Conference East title.
But the proportional system allowed Barack Obama to secure enough delegates with second-place finishes in those states to stay close.
In my final year I applied for a veterinary medicine degree and my degree allowed me to secure an offer.
That success allowed him to secure just under $2m in funding from major Silicon Valley investors, move to Manhattan and launch his own startup, Flogg.
His track record at Omniture, which went public in 2006 and was later purchased by Adobe for $1.8 billion, allowed him to secure outside financing more quickly.
He was unhappy with the way his side allowed Hull to secure a 1-0 win at Hillsborough on Saturday.
