The phrase "and allowed to perform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or authorization is granted to someone to carry out a specific action or task.
Example: "The participants were informed that they were allowed to perform their routines in front of the judges."
Alternatives: "and permitted to execute" or "and authorized to carry out".
Tradepacks are second-class citizens denied medical care, largely segregated from the Keepers and allowed to perform only menial jobs.
Mrs. E was strongly concentrated on sharing her delusional beliefs and allowed to perform all the examinations of her husband, while she was getting very suspicious and resistant to answering questions about herself.
21 All ambulance teams consist of a nurse trained in paediatric basic and advanced life support and allowed to perform intubation and administration of adrenaline (epinephrine) in children and a driver trained in paediatric basic life support.
This provides uniqueness of the minimizer as soon as (tau ) is small enough, and allows to perform the desired estimates.
The use of quaternions eliminates problems of singularities and allows to perform more precise calculations and simulation as they do not need to use trigonometric functions for the representation of angles.
In addition to good energy resolution, detectors must also be characterized by a high signal-to-noise ratio and allow to perform measurements at high counting rate about 1 Mcps.
The program is highly parametrizable and allows to perform a broad range of analyses and data processing on MAF files.
All patients were permitted to return to light work by 4 weeks, and were allowed to perform heavier work and sports within 2 3 months after surgery.
Prior to working with cadavers Chubbs told the woman that he had trained in pediatric urology and was perfectly capable of, and legally allowed, to perform circumcisions.
The band received a last second reprieve and was allowed to perform at the season finale against Brown.
The students are under supervision and not allowed to perform medication tasks by themselves, but there have been documented administration errors in 26 40% of the processes [ 12].
