The phrase "are disallowed from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone is prohibited from doing something.
Example: "Employees are disallowed from using personal devices during work hours."
Alternatives: "are prohibited from" or "are forbidden from".
As a sign of solidarity and loyalty, Stewards are disallowed from supporting other businesses.
"If the Sharif brothers are disallowed from returning back, the elections in their absence may be called free, but not fair," Mr. Ibrahim said.
Roth Type Contributions: With IRAs, those who earn high incomes are disallowed from contributing to a Roth IRA or, in most years, converting their IRA to a Roth IRA.
Likewise, Professor Hospital's boast that Columbia students -- who pay over $100,000 for a twenty-one-month, unmarketable art-school degree -- are disallowed from choosing their own thesis committees and regularly see their theses failed by these committees is bizarre.
This is due to, the fact that in PBF settings, CBOs are disallowed from to conducting a survey and contacting health providers.
This is performed by an active intervention where preschool children identified as PNSP carriers are disallowed from attending DCCs until they are PNSP negative.
But, if the union leads to a child, the baby, or "weed," is disallowed from entering the Life.
It declares that those places deemed "sanctuary jurisdictions," for blocking government communication about people's immigration status, be disallowed from receiving federal grants.
And that's just what Robert Yari, an independent film producer who worked on last year's best picture, "Crash," but was disallowed from receiving an Oscar, has done.
Ms Goodman has previously stated, during a 2009 crackdown on MPs expenses, that being disallowed from claiming money for cleaners amounts to "sexism" because women usually do the chores.
