A)It is not permitted to smoke in the kitchen.      B)It is not allowed to smoke in the kitchen.   According to Practical English Usage(42) the passive structure with it,is only possible with permit. To me sentence B seems to be correct and I can't understand why it is wrong to use it.  And according to Cambridge dictionary example:     The loophole has allowed hundreds of drink-drivers to avoid prosecution.   Unlike the previous accepted answer for this question  I think Something can allow something else to happen as well as something can be permitted.
The exact phrase from the book of Swan (the context is choosing the words permit or allow) -      The passive structure with it is only possible with permit   Having said that...     It is not allowed to smoke in the kitchen - incorrect     It is not permitted to smoke in the kitchen - correct   I feel absolutely fine for the incorrect sentence.   Your inputs please. Make me understand this.
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