The phrase "are only permissible to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying conditions or limitations regarding what is allowed for a particular subject or group.
Example: "These actions are only permissible to authorized personnel who have received proper training."
Alternatives: "are only allowed for" or "are solely permitted to".
In London, it is only permissible to carry out any major construction work on the streets between 00 00 and 06:06.
Furthermore, entry into the cohort is only permissible to those not already infected by HIV, so outcome clustering is not due to the effect of HIV co-transmission.
Some writers argue that it is only permissible to interfere with parental choice to protect the children who are targets of these technologies.
It is only permissible to include terminal end-points (such as death) in studies with a repeated cross-sectional design: in individual/cohort designs if a participant has died in the control phase, it is impossible for them to die in the intervention stage.
It is also possible to use it to derive estimates of maximum rates of runoff, and an example of this is reported in FAO (1976b) but the authors stress that this is an example of where extrapolation is only permissible to an area of similar climatic conditions where exact comparisons have been made, and should otherwise be treated with extreme caution.
"Disconnections due to non-payment are only permissible if it can be shown that the resident is able to pay but is not paying," said Catarina de Albuquerque, UN Special Rapporteur on the right to safe drinking water and sanitation.
Terminations in both jurisdictions are only permissible on the grounds of a threat to the life of the mother.
Such apps are only permissible if they are published by an individually registered developer account belonging to the user of the automated tool, not the operator of the service.
