The phrase "allowed to stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permission or authorization to organize or present something, such as an event or performance.
Example: "The committee has decided that we are allowed to stage the play in the community center next month."
Alternatives: "permitted to organize" or "authorized to present".
In Moscow, Navalny was not allowed to stage the rally downtown, and was forced to agree to a more distant venue.
Glavine, the National League player representative during last summer's labor negotiations, said teams were now allowed to stage a limited number of day-night doubleheaders without players' permission.
The season became more democratic in the declining years of the Empire, with commoners allowed to stage their annual revelries at Vienna's Hofburg Palace.
The union freely admits that its campaign against UFC is intended to gain leverage against Station Casinos particularly by disrupting UFC's efforts to be allowed to stage events in New York, where it is not yet sanctioned.
Senior Lib Dems warned on Saturday night of disastrous consequences if a Tory-led government is allowed to stage an in/out referendum on Britain's EU membership, as signs grew that Nick Clegg could split his party if he tries to form a second coalition with the Conservatives.
The reformers say parliament must not give the impression that visitors are "tolerated only at sufferance"; young voters should get a guide to politics at 18; and students should be allowed to stage debates inside the chamber on non-sitting days.
And in the evening's most successfully realized scene, the two women are allowed to stage-manage their respective accounts of that first acrimonious meeting in 1948 at Sarah Lawrence College, marshaling the show's ensemble members to embody shifting versions of an encounter that nobody seems to recall in the same way.
Yet this interpreter was allowed to stand on stage for hours.
They would certainly squawk if the report stage was allowed to start early.
But the group argued that performers should be allowed to use stage names for reasons of "privacy, safety, or preference".
That's why he has finally allowed Holmes to stage Saved – something Holmes has requested permission to do on and off for the last 10 years.
