"can not permit" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when expressing that something is not allowed or possible. Here is an example: "I'm sorry, but I cannot permit you to enter the restricted area without proper clearance."
First, we simply can not permit the Far Right to push us around any more.
Then, the lack of technical precisions on the Vivago accelerometer (data unavailable), specially for the equivalence in gravity force, can not permit to compare this accelerometer with the others (ActiGraph®, RT3®, Actical®) used widely in the literature.
As Holm and Harris (1999) observe, to require proof of safety before any new technology can be introduced does not permit scientific advance at all.
"I can guarantee that I will not permit any foreigners to act militarily from our territory," Mr. Arias said in an interview here last week.
Because the saturation adjustment does not permit supersaturation, it can generate larger amounts of liquid water at the cloud base than that can be generated by the scheme based on Eq. (4), which allows for supersaturation.
While many of the ferries can accommodate vehicles, rental agencies will not permit you to take a rented car from island to island by boat.
According to a previous report about the DNA sequence requirements of the consensus Rox1p-binding site Y1Y2Y3A4T5T6G7T8T9C10T11C12 [53], the sequence T5T6G7T8 is absolutely required for the affinity of Rox1p binding; A4 can be relatively tolerated to substitution by T, T9 by C or A and Y3 by A; A4 and T9 can not be permitted to change at the same time.
"I did not permit these problems to enter my heart," said Mr. Shata, "nor can I permit them to leave".
Violating the ban or using fireworks in areas where it is not permitted can result in a fine of $500 or one year in jail, said Los Angeles County Fire Department Inspector Scott Miller.
However, during the fall, those with Part D prescription drug plans can change coverage, and those who want a drug or Advantage plan can enroll in one, something not permitted during the Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period.
