The phrase "application is allowed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or capabilities granted to an application in a technical or formal context.
Example: "The application is allowed to access the user's location for navigation purposes."
Alternatives: "the application is permitted to" or "the application has the authority to".
But those are precisely the issues that will be examined in excruciating detail by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission if a licensing application is allowed to move forward.
For example, considering collecting data using the Twitter Streaming API and assuming each application is allowed to retrieve up to 5,000 users' timelines in real time.
If a high-priority application runs out of flexible budget, then it is assigned flexible budget amount repeatedly following its requirement; but, a low-priority application is allowed to use flexible budget one time only.
Then, for a certain network topology, an multimedia application is allowed to adjust application-specific end-to-end delay TQoS subject to the following constraint at least: TQoS > Tmin, otherwise the QoS delay cannot be achieved.
A Yagan Steering Committee was established to co-ordinate the repatriation, and Colbung's application was allowed to proceed.
Why has retroactive application been allowed to the detriment of Croatian citizens, thus making them the only nationals of EU Member States who are unable to work in certain EU institutions and representations, such as EU delegations, and thus depriving them of being able to access the same type of contracts as other EU nationals, even though they have successfully completed CASTs?2.
The authorization process decides what a subject (users or applications) is allowed to do on the system and this decision is taken by using subject's identity information.
Several other stations with pending renewal applications were allowed to continue broadcasting, and it appeared that ALC-TV and Aloka TV had been singled out because of their aggressive coverage, said Scott Smith, the country representative for Internews at the time.
Already, they say, Apple dictates which applications are allowed to run on the iPhone, Facebook tries to discourage members from surfing elsewhere, and Google's back navigation software is only free for users of its own operating system for smart-phones.
We assume that some low-priority applications are allowed to buffer the data packets at local device until it is connected with any AP.
