The phrase "are allowed to be driven" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or regulations regarding the operation of vehicles or machinery.
Example: "Only vehicles that meet safety standards are allowed to be driven on this road."
Alternatives: "are permitted to be driven" or "may be driven".
The issue of where to locate new buildings may be dictated by the site, because structures must be build on pilings, and new ones may not be allowed to be driven through contaminated soil.
They will only be allowed to be driven out of the camp on chartered buses, only between certain hours of the day, and only if they sign papers agreeing to strict conditions.
Although the Bluesmobile was allowed to be driven through the Daley Center lobby, special breakaway panes were temporarily substituted for the normal glass in the building.
In this setting, potentially transforming viral gene products are allowed to be expressed together and to drive a limited expansion of EBV-infected B cells (Fig. 2; Middeldorp et al., 2003).
The only motorized vehicle allowed to be driven around is a 'mutant vehicle' — a 'unique creation' with 'little or no resemblance' to its original form or to 'any standard street vehicle.' " For next month's event, Plenert and Read have spent hours preparing their bikes in Read's garage, soldering wires to LED (light-emitting diode) strips and installing battery packs and switches.
Why did Hawkey feel as a young woman that she was encouraged or "allowed" to be driven about her career aspirations but not her family-making goals?
But there are "big changes" happening there, insofar as small businesses are allowed to flourish and are driven by local market demand.
The positive economic wave they rode and that their children, the Boomers, were allowed to ride was driven by the social good that came from their having earned college and university degrees.
Please note that only faculty, staff, and students of Cornell University are allowed to drive or be passengers in any University-owned vehicles.
Employing a driver "is a burden on middle-class purchasing power, and that could be addressed if women are allowed to drive," he said.
