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The phrase "are permitted out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted for someone to leave a place or situation.
Example: "The students are permitted out of the classroom during the fire drill."
Alternatives: "are allowed to go out" or "have permission to leave".
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For about five hours during the week and eight hours on weekends, Bayview inmates are permitted out on the roof to take in the air.
They are permitted out of the cells twice a week, for 15 minutes each time, to shower and exercise in the yard.
The BHA bans any use of anabolic steroids but the substances are permitted out of competition in countries including Dubai and Australia - a fact Al Zarooni used in his defence when he appeared at a BHA inquiry.
The BHA bans any use of anabolic steroids but the substances are permitted out of competition in countries including Dubai and Australia - a fact Al Zarooni used in his defence.
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Her husband is being kept alone in a cell and doesn't meet people when he is permitted out, said Mr. Mo.
Inmates were permitted out into the yard on Saturdays and Sundays and on holidays for a maximum of 5 hours.
Goslings should not be permitted out in heavy, cold rain until about five weeks of age, since before that they do not have sufficient feather cover to protect them.
He said Libyan customs officials kept a list of citizens not to be permitted out of the country.
She is permitted out of her home for 48 hours a week to work and for religious services, food shopping and doctors' appointments.
Its use is permitted out of competition but not on racedays.
Australian trainer Danny O'Brien (Shamexpress, King's Stand Stakes) has supported moves to tighten drugs laws down under, where anabolic steroids are permitted 'out of competition'.
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