The phrase "and allowed to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or opportunities to create or produce something.
Example: "The team was given the resources and allowed to make significant changes to the project."
Alternatives: "and permitted to create" or "and authorized to produce".
You were nurtured, and allowed to make another record and another record because people believed in you.
While receiving treatment in Port Moresby patients will be given accommodation, food, and transport to the hospital and allowed to make regular phone calls, the document states.
He used his gift to talk to his players one by one, to tell them they were good footballers and allowed to make mistakes.
Participants whose words are cut but not altered are always shown a transcript of what they have said and allowed to make any changes.
Hall, the BBC director general, said on Thursday morning that the plan, which will see in-house TV production spun off as a standalone subsidiary and allowed to make shows for rivals for the first time, marked a stripping-away of regulation that would enable an era of unprecedented competition.
Ojukwu had left for exile in Ivory Coast on the last flight out of Biafra's improvised airport at Uli, and it was more than 12 years before he was finally pardoned by civilian president Shehu Shagari, and allowed to make a triumphant return in 1982.
More reflection on how those processes could be defined, quantified, and evaluated in a prospective way would have been helpful, and allow to make a stronger case about relative contribution of the community mobilization components to the overall impact.
Before estimating cardiac index, clinicians were exposed to all clinical and laboratory data available on the patients, and were allowed to make a physical examination.
"They are not allowed to run advertisements and not allowed to make money".
There's an issue of having choices and being allowed to make choices over our bodies that we share.
Table 7 shows the reasons for requiring full disclosure and be allowed to make a choice.
