The phrase "allowed to use part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions regarding the utilization of a portion of something, such as a text, resource, or material.
Example: "The students are allowed to use part of the textbook for their research project."
Alternatives: "permitted to utilize a portion of" or "authorized to use a segment of".
If your employer has a policy allowing sick leave, however, there is another state law that allows you to use part of your sick leave to care for your child.
So we applied these studies to the house, which allowed our consultants to use part of the data from our research in the design of the structure.
But if you [INAUDIBLE] paucity into it, you are effectively putting something allowing yourself only to use part of this linear space.
"He had to learn to behave as a free man - he asked his perplexed team members which door to the pavilion he was allowed to use, which part of the bus he could sit in and which area in the pub he was allowed to drink in.
The Waxman proposal allows broadband Internet access providers to use part of their broadband "pipe" for so-called "specialized services" that would allow a content or service provider to pay for faster speeds and better service.
But only Israelis and a relatively small number of Palestinians with permits are allowed to use the four-lane highway, part of a separate road network Tirza conceived, also in the name of Israel's security.
Although Duke is privileged to include several professional schools including Law, Business, and Medicine, undergrads in Trinity College are not allowed to use professional school courses as part of their degree.
Google said in October that Android apps will no longer be allowed to use the legacy permissions as part of a wider push for developers to use newer, more secure and privacy minded APIs.
In addition, primary health care facilities including urban health service centres/stations and township health centres/village health stations are only allowed to use essential drugs in many parts of China.
The ball can only be played with the flat face or edge of the stick and players are not allowed to use their feet or any other part of their body, apart from the goalkeepers, who can use their stick, hands, feet, legs and body.
