"if it were permitted" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to express a hypothetical or unreal situation. You can use it when you want to talk about something that is not currently allowed or possible, but you would like for it to be. Example: If it were permitted, I would travel around the world for a year before starting my career.
"If it were permitted, the constitutional right would be undermined".
These are often issued as interim measures pending a full court hearing, on the grounds that a breach of privacy, if it were permitted, would be irreversible.If a newspaper breached such an order, it would face heavy fines; its editors could even face jail for contempt of court.
"The first step in your deliverance," he told her, "is to know if it is permitted to you to remain virgin".
His company is offering the local community £100,000 if it is permitted to frack the well, plus a percentage of royalties if commercial fracking goes ahead.
Most states had laws against the practices addressed by the federal law by the time it was enacted, and the federal law applies only if it is permitted by state law.
Iberdrola's bid has the enthusiastic support of key members of the State Legislature and United States Senator Charles E. Schumer, who point to the company's plan to invest at least $2 billion in building wind power facilities in New York if it is permitted to acquire Energy East, which is the parent company of two other utilities in upstate New York and already owns wind turbine facilities.
Cross validation can be used to select the optimum kriging parameters, which can be utilized further in the kriging methods if it is permitted.
If it's permitted, attend a few thesis defenses before yours to familiarize yourself with details such as how to address the examiners, when to stand and when to sit, what the dress code is, and what will be expected of you during the ceremony.
Our occupations run the gamut of possibilities and if it was permitted, we would even run for the highest political office in the land.
During my visits throughout Pakistan I have come to know the Pakistani people and the positive potential of this country for business opportunities if it was permitted to become a pluralistic democratic state as envisioned by its founding father, Quaid-i-Azam (great leader in Urdu) Mahomed Ali Jinnah.
Methadone costs might be lower, however, if it was permitted in an office-based setting, rather than in the currently regulated clinic-based environment.
