The phrase "and permitted to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is granted the authority or allowance to create or produce something.
Example: "The committee has decided that all members are allowed to participate in the project and permitted to make their own contributions."
Alternatives: "and allowed to create" or "and authorized to produce".
Mayor Dave Bing and Detroit's elected City Council are still paid to hold office and are permitted to make decisions about day-to-day operations, though Mr. Orr could remove those powers.
As long as pharmaceutical companies design and finance more than half of this research; ghost-write many of the research publications; run countless trials but publish only those findings they wish without providing open access to their data; and are permitted to make scientifically unsubstantiated advertising claims, a true informed-consent for psychotropic medications will be unobtainable.
The person being detained also has the right to be informed about the grounds of detention, and be permitted to make a representation against it, at the earliest opportunity.
Bodyguards must obey all traffic laws, for example, and are not permitted to make arrests.
Corporations, individuals, and unions are permitted to make unlimited contributions to super PACs, political committees that are nominally independent of candidates but often closely tied to them.
It involved the disastrous loss, totalling roughly six billion dollars, tied to Bruno Iksil, the trader whose nickname is the London Whale, and who was permitted to make multibillion-dollar bets on risky derivatives.
2. Why were Wall Street traders and other moneymen permitted to make bets — through the use of so-called credit-default swaps — on the long-term value of securities they didn't even own?
Most of the million-dollar homes will sit dark, and drivers will be permitted to make right turns at red lights again.
Within a half hour of our discovery, Nicole received the following response from [email protected]:Once an application has been submitted to an institution, you cannot make any changes to that application (just as if you had dropped it in the mail), and we are not permitted to make changes on your behalf.
