The phrase "allowed to wield" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permission or authority to use or control something, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "In this organization, only the senior managers are allowed to wield such power over project decisions."
Alternatives: "permitted to use" or "authorized to control".
The "too-connected-to-fail" banks — those with political allies — were allowed to wield great power.
As for grown women: The human females I was allowed to wield were but palliative agents.
Class-action lawyers have been allowed to wield too much power, and shareholders too little.Whatever the causes, the numbers bear out America's slippage.
Thielemann wanted to make those decisions himself - a power that any chief conductor of a British orchestra is never allowed to wield.
Cooking has so many possible attractions for children: danger (being allowed to wield a super-sharp knife); gore (deboning a chicken thigh); or magic (baking bread), to name but a few.
One of the delights of our 40s childhood was to be allowed to wield the Flit gun - a spray pump with a barrel containing a DDT preparation that did indeed slay any insect you sprayed with it.
"The mayor allowed White to wield the power, the corrupt power, that he did," Mr. Meehan said at a news conference.
Having at last rid themselves of their old enemy, they are now anxious to boot out those who backed him and to dismantle the machinery that allowed him to wield such power.
In short, the Apple business model is designed to drive consumers into its ecosystem and then hold them there, which has been hugely successful to date and has allowed Apple to wield enormous power in the end-to-end supply chain.
The Global Child Labour Programme has not gained a higher level of recognition or visibility since 1999/2000, which would have allowed it to wield strong influence within the organisation and among partners at the global level.
Their choice weapons allow them to wield two at a time, allowing them to deliver the pain quicker.
