The phrase "allowed under the rules of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or regulations within a specific context, such as games, competitions, or organizational policies.
Example: "The use of electronic devices is only allowed under the rules of the tournament."
Alternatives: "permitted by the regulations of" or "authorized according to the guidelines of".
But destroying information is not allowed under the rules of quantum mechanics.
That is allowed under the rules of F1, but only if the other teams agree.
This is allowed under the rules, of course, as was the clearing of the moat.
The sergeant testified that he believed the seizure was allowed under the rules of engagement at that time.
Auditors of nonpublic companies often essentially prepare the books that they then audit, and that is allowed under the rules of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
CBS did not protect the New England-Denver game, as it is allowed under the rules of flexible scheduling during Weeks 10 to 15.
No such display of grotesque anti-nationalism would ever be allowed under the rule of the invincible, merciful and muscular President Vladimir Putin.
The official said Enron wanted to engage in trading far beyond what its financial resources would allow under the rules of regulators, from the Oregon Public Utilities Commission to the federal Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
The report, Lifting the Lid on Lobbying, argues there is still a series of activities allowed under the rules that run the risk of being abused.
The motion before you calls on Parliament itself and the other institutions of the European Union formally to oppose this patent within the 9-month period during which an opposition is allowed under the rules governing the granting of European patents.
The Democrats charged the Republicans with obstinately throwing every procedural obstacle in their way, including filibusters and the full 30 hours of debate allowed under the rules after each filibuster is broken by a vote of 60 senators.
