The phrase "are potentially allowed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing possibilities or permissions in a certain context, indicating that something may be permitted under specific conditions.
Example: "Certain modifications to the project are potentially allowed, provided they meet the established guidelines."
Alternatives: "may be permitted" or "could be allowed".
(And it's interesting to see that some e-commerce operations are potentially allowing some dodgy sales to happen simply to keep up the user experience for the majority of legitimate transactions).
Recognize that you want to become knowledgeable in the appropriate way from the start because if you do not, then you are potentially allowing yourself to be in some type of danger because you could be performing a move inaccurately.
These results support a functional outcome of positively correlated miRNA-target transcription to be potentially allowing for a buffer-effect of protein translation for homeostatic maintenance.
Epigenetic parameters associated with EpCAM overexpression are potentially reversible, allowing novel strategies for sustained silencing of EpCAM expression.
Knowing that you are potentially dispensable allows you to continuously cultivate the back-ups you need to ensure a fulfilled, and less worry-ridden life.
Hence, although it is unlikely that PI can be used in patients, there are alternative agents that are potentially available to allow this methodology to be translated directly to the clinic.
Why are "potentially sensitive fixtures" not allowed to be played on the last day of the season?
Phase field models are potentially more accurate and allow simpler tracking of phase boundaries than Fick's equation.
Experts said there are potentially grave problems with allowing Mexico to carry out U.S. "dirty work," as Young put it.
With nesprin-1 UTRs more randomly scattered along its gene, the combinations of nesprin-1 5′UTRs and 3′UTRs are potentially unlimited and would allow generation of a diverse spectrum of SR variants with specialised tissue specific scaffolding functions.
