The phrase "allowed to wait for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permission or the ability to remain in a state of waiting for something or someone.
Example: "I was allowed to wait for my friend outside the café until she arrived."
Alternatives: "permitted to wait for" or "authorized to wait for".
They should not be allowed to wait for power unopposed.
Adults are banned from the club but parents are allowed to wait for their offspring in an adjacent creche.
This is because the threat or use of sanctions makes people take lower-quality jobs than if they had been allowed to wait for a better opportunity.
Today, in what Mr. Moore called "a severe blow," he said the United States attorney's office in Connecticut told him that his client would not be released on bond in the next few weeks and allowed to wait for his 212c hearing outside an I.N.S. prison, as Mr. Moore had expected given the Supreme Court ruling.
"I just started having the feeling that we were pushing our luck too far, and he thought so, too". She said she wrote to Corporal Zurheide's commander before he left, asking that her huband be permitted to stay behind -- or that he at least be allowed to wait for the birth of their son.
He is depicted as a well-meaning, but cantankerous, maverick politician who readily partakes of alcoholic refreshment, owns a loyal hound-dog (which is intolerantly allowed to wait for Hopkins inside Independence Hall), and whose force of personality helps keep the Continental Congress together.
Parents dropping off children are no longer allowed to linger at the school gates, and children are not allowed to wait outside for the doors to open.
I was allowed to wait until I was 15 for my first adventure.
The controversy continued Monday, when some fans questioned how the arts center allowed people to wait for 24 hours when their rules said "patrons may not park or sleep overnight". A Kennedy Center spokesman said that the parking garage opened at 5 a.m. and that patrons were allowed to keep their place in line but were not permitted to sleep.
Nevertheless, few communities really have the time for exhaustive arguments and few scenarios allow decisions to wait for them.
