The phrase "allowed to send an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions related to sending something, such as a message, document, or request.
Example: "You are allowed to send an email to the client regarding the project update."
Alternatives: "permitted to send a" or "authorized to send an".
An exporter of Kashmiri woolens hasn't been allowed to send an e-mail to his American distributor in Utah.
Moreover, the conventional non-cooperative ACK/NACK mechanism should be revised and the SU is allowed to send an ACK to notify the PU for successful decoding the packet [11 13].
With the service's most recent update, companies, startups and individuals will be allowed to send an unlimited number of surveys for free, when the recipient is a peer, client, or friend or follower on a social networking site.
Undaunted, he read through the rules of the consortium and found that every member was allowed to send a delegate.
She was allowed to send a few dollars each month to an account that Kristopher could use for food and toiletries beyond the standard fare.
In August, Voltage suggested that it be allowed to send a letter and phone call to the alleged pirates asking for personal information, including their salaries.
So, for example, if a school or a company sold 1,000 tickets, it would be allowed to send a representative out to throw a first pitch at a Cardinals home game.
A Russian rescue team quit Myanmar to offer its services in China, where they were welcomed.Friends of the Burmese regime China itself, India, Bangladesh and Thailand were belatedly allowed to send a limited number of aid workers.
Separately, 12 South Korean private relief groups will be allowed to send a total of $2.1 million worth of medical supplies, baby formula, vitamins, soy milk, stationery and shoes for North Korean children.
The US and UK governments are apparently entitled to run around and try to bully and intimidate anyone, including journalists - "to send a message to recipients of Snowden's materials, including the Guardian", as Reuters put it - but nobody is allowed to send a message back to them.
Only providers and their corresponding receptors are allowed to send a REQUEST and ACK during (mathcal {F}_{i}^{1}).
