The phrase "are allowed to represent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or rights to act on behalf of someone or something.
Example: "Only certified agents are allowed to represent the company in negotiations."
Alternatives: "are permitted to act on behalf of" or "have the right to represent".
But the lawmakers or their partners are allowed to represent these same clients in court.
If Harper and his 28 fellow plaintiffs win an early procedural battle and are allowed to represent a class of 6,400 onetime employee agents, this could be the biggest case ever charging a company with age discrimination.
Amid Apartheid's legacy of social and spatial separation, its strategies of silencing and unequal access to education, resources and publishing, it becomes all the more crucial that those diverse voices that do emerge across communities and languages are given a chance to be heard; that people are allowed to represent themselves and their own realities.
But the fact that attorneys are allowed to represent the best interests of children they care neither for nor about, that a relevant witness was apparently paranoid yet considered credible, and that a judge was more concerned about his vacation than about his court is an appalling affront to our legal system.
You are allowed to represent yourself in court, but it's usually a very bad idea.
Effectively, I feel I am not being allowed to represent a gay person".
The lawyers said that if Mr. Moussaoui was allowed to represent himself, they wished to be excused from the case.
It would be an embarrassment (and unjust) if Lund were allowed to represent the United States at Turin.
He recently suggested that any foreigner playing in England should be allowed to represent the England team.
This meant young men who were eligible to be called up for military service should also be allowed to represent the Italian football team.
The 85th-ranked Lepchenko was born in Uzbekistan but lives in Allentown, Pa., and as a longtime resident is allowed to represent the United States on tour.
