The phrase "allow any force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or acceptance of a certain level of power or influence is being discussed.
Example: "The new policy will allow any force necessary to ensure compliance with safety regulations."
Alternatives: "permit any power" or "authorize any influence".
The Obama administration has said it will not allow any forces to remain without the deal in place.
Nepal's foreign minister, Mahendra Bahadur Pandey, promised in March during a visit to Beijing that Nepal "will never allow any forces to use Nepali territory to engage in anti-China activity".
Nepal's foreign minister, Mahendra Bahadur Pandey, promised in March during a visit to Beijing that Nepal "will never allow any forces to use Nepali territory to engage in anti-China activity". The Chinese did once have reason to be wary of Tibetan activity in Nepal.
"We refuse to allow any group to force its beliefs on the public by using force.
In another move that may threaten the peace, members of Macedonia's Security Council today rejected a proposal to allow any international military force to take over after NATO's 30-day operation, the independent television station A1 reported, citing sources at the meeting.
"I've had as much bad things to happen as good things, but I've never allowed any outside force to take possession of my being," he explained.
They will not accept a new United Nations resolution that allows any use of force.
Switzerland's system of direct democracy allows any group of voters to force a nationwide plebiscite on any proposal for which they can gather more than 100,000 signatures.
It however is a crime to counsel, incite, or aid and abet another in attempting to commit suicide, and the law explicitly allows any person to use "such force as may reasonably be necessary" to prevent another from committing suicide.
Embarked equipment, fixed under the horse's hoof, would allow force measurement on any track.
