The phrase "allowed to suspend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted to temporarily halt or stop an action or process.
Example: "The committee is allowed to suspend the meeting if necessary due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "permitted to halt" or "authorized to pause".
After weeks of distressing negotiations, I was allowed to suspend my studies for a year – with conditions.
He added, "If the president is allowed to suspend constitutional rights on his own personal whims, our free republic has effectively ceased to exist".
This said it was "obvious" markets had failed and that companies should be allowed to suspend fair value for "sound" assets that had suffered "undue valuation".
The commission is proposing that a fund's board be allowed to suspend redemptions if the net asset value falls below a dollar.
It lasted for two months". Osborne said that firms will be allowed to suspend employee rights for new workers provided they offer them shares in the company.
However, Somal points out that if Angela expects to earn less than £15,000 in the year she is away, she will be allowed to suspend these loan payments.
The ease of spreading financial risk allowed them to suspend their disbelief.
Martial law was proclaimed, and Congress allowed him to suspend freedom of speech, press, and assembly.
The state argued that the phrase in parentheses — "other than through licensing and similar laws" — allowed it to suspend or revoke the business licenses of repeat offenders.
The company said a proxy battle could upset creditors that have allowed it to suspend payments of principal on its debt.
While the federal government allowed him to suspend his payments because of hardship, New Jersey sued him, seeking $266,000 in payments, and seized a state tax refund he was owed.
