The phrase "as specifically allowed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions or permissions that are explicitly permitted within a certain context or set of rules.
Example: "You may proceed with the project as specifically allowed in the contract."
Alternatives: "as explicitly permitted" or "as clearly authorized".
Outside contracts are specifically allowed in the law as long as they don't interfere with professional judgment, confidentiality.
"It turns out the idea of paying for bids does not seem to be specifically allowed by states, as it is in most of Europe," Professor Rose said.
No state specifically allowed victim statements at sentencing hearings as late as 1978.
Beyond their importance as molecular tools to specifically allow targeting sites of neovascularization, integrins have been reported to play major roles in placentation processes and their deregulation is associated with placental pathologies such as preeclampsia, the most threatening pathology of human pregnancy [ 5, 13].
"It was never specifically allowed, and it was never specifically forbidden," Skinner explained.
In some, it is specifically allowed or even imposed, in others specifically prohibited.
Bermuda shorts, though, are specifically allowed.
If the measure is enacted, Arizona would join Utah as the only states to specifically allow such gun rights.
Eigenvector techniques such as this specifically allow a spatial representation of the sampling grid, so that the model 'knows', for instance, that the caecum and transverse colon are adjacent to one another.
Does this mean that a request for a COA would not be a "case" in those Circuits that treated it differently-that permitted it to be disposed of by a single judge as Rule 22 specifically allows?
Sidecars are funded with after-tax money because the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 law, known as ERISA, doesn't specifically allow pretax saving through employers; investment earnings are taxed when withdrawn.
