The phrase "are permitted with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing permissions or allowances related to a specific action or item.
Example: "Students are permitted with a valid ID to access the library facilities."
Alternatives: "are allowed with a" or "may proceed with a".
But many of their liberal practices have been permitted with a nudge and a wink rather than protected by clearly defined laws.
Constitutional amendments were to be permitted with a simple majority of votes, except in the case of the removal of the vote of the nonwhite Cape voters or interference with the equal rights of whites of either English or Dutch descent; these instances would require a two-thirds majority.
During run-in, washout, and post-treatment follow-up periods, LABAs and short-acting muscarinic antagonists were permitted, with a 48-h washout for LABAs and an 8-h washout for short-acting muscarinic antagonists before pulmonary function testing.
Reporters have been allowed in, but no contact was permitted with the detainees.Yet a few facts have trickled out.
In contrast, vaccination against PTB in goats is permitted with the exception of a minority of herds that are subjected to TB control in some regions.
In the absence of tumour progression after 8 weeks on trial, an additional treatment period of 8 weeks was permitted, with subsequent extensions of treatment following a second tumour evaluation being at the discretion of the investigator.
A decision striking down a state law allowing investigators to monitor suspects' computers ruled that such powers are permitted only with a judge's warrant and evidence of a grave crime.
Advance payments, except as foreseen in MS 502 are permitted only with a financial guarantee (e.g. bank guarantee, performance bond, insurance for non-performance).
What the studios are permitted to do with a list of 4,726 people who they think ripped them off remains to be seen.
