The phrase "allowed to start work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permission or authorization to begin a job or task.
Example: "Before you can begin your new role, you must be officially allowed to start work by the HR department."
Alternatives: "permitted to begin work" or "authorized to commence work".
Adani also requires approval for a management plan for the black-throated finch before being allowed to start work.
As a result of the latest breaches, the corporation's management said senior editorial staff would "not be allowed to start work on a production unless they had completed the course".
By January, the suit was resolved, but Papermaster wasn't allowed to start work at Apple until the end of April 2009.
I would say it's just this ongoing thing of juggling and maintaining our employees and scheduling them, because of the permitting issue — it takes three months before they are legally allowed to start working — and because it's seasonal.
Shone has been working with physiotherapists since the turn of the year and was allowed to start working with weights in June.
Our Berlin office makes their interns go through hell even before they're actually allowed to start working at the office--just so when they do, they will appreciate the honor of delivering coffee to their desks because they will know what humiliation really looks like.
Crews weren't allowed to start any work on the tracks until that power was disconnected, but redirecting the power required a 15-minute shutdown on both sides of the tracks, and morning service had already begun to swing into high gear, Stessel said.
"There will be a period of rest for Potts before he is allowed to start light work back in the gym," added the West Ham statement.
She's dyed her hair blonde, has finally been allowed to start jogging, and is back at work.
Some businesses on Deansgate allowed workers to start work late so they could stand on the side of the street.
They also have their own keys, allowing some to start work at dawn to avoid the mid-day heat.
