The phrase "allowed to split their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted to divide or separate something belonging to a group or individuals.
Example: "Students are allowed to split their project into smaller tasks to make it more manageable."
Alternatives: "permitted to divide their" or "authorized to separate their".
The big utilities were forced to sell off most of their power plants and were allowed to split into regulated and unregulated subsidiaries under a holding company.
But is it more likely if people are kept together against their will or if they are allowed to split apart?
Related: Ed Miliband unveils plan to double length of paternity leave Parents will be allowed to split up to 50 weeks off work after having a baby or adopting.
Each duo was reportedly allowed to split the enormous meal -- three 72-ounce steaks, three baked potatoes, three shrimp cocktails, three salads and three rolls -- between them.
Splitting Aces is advantageous, but understand this: You are only allowed to split Aces once (sometimes), and you can only take one card for each new hand (sometimes).
This type of misclassification does not allow to split some clusters, which will result aggregated.
But beyond simply being a student response system and allowing teachers to get a better sense of what areas students are struggling with, the startup's platform allows teachers to split their class into groups of similar ability.
The 2-year programme, offered at KU Leuven, Chalmers in Sweden, Leiden University and Delft University of Technology, both in the Netherlands, and the Technical University of Dresden in Germany, allows students to split their studies between research groups at different universities.
The TestFlight Groups feature allows developers to split their beta testers into easily-managed groups, to which they can send different communications regarding their app and offer separate instructions regarding what to watch out for and report back on.
