The phrase "allowed to trigger an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or capability is being discussed, particularly in relation to initiating an action or event.
Example: "The system is allowed to trigger an alert when unusual activity is detected."
Alternatives: "permitted to initiate a" or "authorized to activate a".
The Chinese can rest assured that the current budget impasse, like the others before, will not be allowed to trigger a default.
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The "Run" button allows to trigger the search algorithm based on the selections of arrays and genes.
He also devised and built detonation mechanisms for improvised explosive devices that would allow cellphones to trigger an explosion, they said.
It can also be used the other way, to located your phone, thanks to functionality that allows it to trigger an alert on your device when you press the MaxStone button.
Clegg says he agrees with Goldsmith; he would like a Californian-style recall mechanism, that would allow voters to trigger a recall ballot on their own.
She said this would allow ministers to trigger a secret court procedure when defending claims in cases involving allegations of extraordinary rendition, complicity with torture.
In response to a question from Zac Goldsmith, a Conservative MP, Clegg said that he would support a robust recall law of the kind Goldsmith favours (allowing voters to trigger a recall election for an MP on their own, and not just when the Commons deemed it appropriate).
It'll also be the first with Google's new homescreen launcher, which brings Google Search to every page of your homescreen and allows you to trigger a search at any time by saying "Ok, Google".
