The phrase "and granted the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that something has been given or allowed in the same manner as previously mentioned.
Example: "The court has reviewed the evidence and granted the same to the defendant."
Alternatives: "and awarded the same" or "and permitted the same".
This was permitted because the idea of in loco parentis, meant teachers were seen as authority figures and granted the same rights as parents.
After completing the course, participants would be sworn in as law enforcement officers and granted the same arresting rights as the state's municipal and county officers.
The Pope commissioned Bernard to preach the Second Crusade, and granted the same indulgences for it which Pope Urban II had accorded to the First Crusade.
In most cases, the schools stay true to the core curricula used at the main university, and grant the same degrees.
Now, it's time for President Obama to finish the job and grant the same protection to the entire Grand Canyon Watershed.
Their mission statement was simple: to abolish slavery and achieve citizenship for all women and black Americans and be granted the same rights to vote and run for office as the "white guys".
Following the crisis, the Colonel Director of Retainers retained his privileged possession of the Staff of Authority and was granted the same investigative and censorial powers as the Chancellor and Imperial Counselor over officialdom.
Then someone more senior came along, and opened the door for another loo-seeker, so I requested, and was granted, the same indulgence.
If O granted land to A and later granted the same land to B, A prevails over B by virtue of being first in time.
More than once, the screen is completely filled with the glaring eyes of Kong, and Packard, granted the same treatment, glares right back.
This violent insult to the American people (and violent it is) is in the Court's decision that corporations (forget labor unions which hold no power and are granted the same rights as the corporations only as a cover for the Court's decision) can make unrestricted contributions to campaigns in the name of the first amendment -- free speech.
