The phrase "are allowed to construct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or regulations regarding the building or creation of something.
Example: "Under the new regulations, residents are allowed to construct additional structures on their property."
Alternatives: "are permitted to build" or "have the right to create".
For each "Mount Laurel unit" built, developers were allowed to construct four market-rate units.
About 30 years later, Troop 2 was allowed to construct a free-standing log cabin inside the church.
He says Iran must demonstrate that it is not pursuing nuclear weapons but should be allowed to construct a civilian program.
Developers will be allowed to construct rental towers, with 80 percent of the apartments made available at market rates and 20 percent subsidized for working- and middle-class families.
There were those who raised their eyebrows at Groundforce, a TV makeover show, being allowed to construct a garden for such a legendary figure, but I like to think we gave him a garden that pleased him.
Washington should not limit its concerns to the duration of the agreement but should insist on a veto power before Iran is allowed to construct an industrial-size nuclear infrastructure.
For years, New York City has tried to create more affordable housing by encouraging developers to include apartments for low- and middle-income households in return for being allowed to construct bigger buildings.
In the last few months, of course, the United States was gripped by the twin news stories of a marginal Florida preacher threatening to put a torch to Korans and of the fight over whether Muslims should be allowed to construct a cultural center, including a mosque, near ground zero in Lower Manhattan.
Back in 1968 they both earned the same amount (look, this is an example, I am allowed to construct unrealistic examples to illustrate a point) and today they earn markedly different amounts.
