over 20

[Anonymous]

Hi,
Please check these sentences and correct them.
1. This is allowed/permitted to only [people, a person] over/above 20.
2. This is permitted to only [people, a person] of 20 or older/higher/above.
3. This is permitted to only [people, a person] of 20 and older/higher/above.
- In this context, 'permitted' is a bit more idiomatic, isn't it?
Thanks a million.
Ann

[Rusty]

Hi,
Please check these sentences and correct them.
1. This is allowed/permitted to only [people, a person] over/above 20.
2. This is permitted to only [people, a person] of 20 or older/higher/above.
3. This is permitted to only [people, a person] of 20 and older/higher/above.
- In this context, 'permitted' is a bit more idiomatic, isn't it?
Thanks a million.
Ann

Please check these sentences and correct them.
1. This is allowed/permitted only to [people, a person] over/<strike>above</strike> 20.
2. This is permitted only to [people, a person] of 20 or older/<strike>higher/above</strike>.
3. This is permitted only to [people, a person] of 20 and older <strike>/higher/above</strike>.
- In this context, 'permitted' is a bit more idiomatic, isn't it?
(Permitted is the most natural, common and applicable word in this context).