"permissible to change" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is allowed or allowed to be modified or adjusted. Here is an example: "It is permissible to change your order before it is processed, but once it is shipped, no changes can be made."
In line with Islamic orthodoxy, Tantawi said surgery was permissible "in order to reveal what was hidden of male or female organs" but added that surgery was not permissible "at the mere wish to change sex from woman to man, or vice versa".
Facing a Russian veto in the Security Council, the United States and Britain today abandoned efforts for now to change the rules for permissible trade with Iraq.
When that claim, for birthday cards, was rejected, he heard her tell her office manager to call the printer and "tell them to change it (the invoice) to something permissible".
However, we cannot provide religious edicts in order to change any religion from the outside in order to make homosexuality considered permissible (or Halal)." It's hard to say how much money the group is bringing in.
However, it is better to change the DWT level adaptively according to the size of object region since the permissible visible detail of each object is not identical.
The initiative's overarching goal is to change the attitudes of those who think violence against children in any form is permissible.
It is pleasant, for a change, even permissible, to give away the mystery of a mysterious play of a certain age.
My own life changed after Catch-22 caught on because from then on, it was permissible to order pricey shrimp cocktails in the Italian restaurant we frequented, near to the Apthorp, where we lived.
Its topics vary from whether it is permissible to kill a tyrant to whether it is permissible to tell off-color jokes at dinner parties.
It needs to be changed," Dr. Chan said, adding that preventing the production and sale of child pornography isn't enough if it's still permissible to possess or buy the images.
