The phrase "allow attendees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or actions related to participants in an event or meeting.
Example: "The conference will allow attendees to ask questions during the panel discussion."
Alternatives: "permit participants" or "grant access to attendees."
This will allow attendees, Ms. Tomer said, "to see the Met through John Zorn's eyes," not to mention hearing it though his ears.
Mr. Dax's Delancey smorgasbords run till 4 a.m. and allow attendees to move among three floors of (often improvisational) performances, detouring whenever they like for another drink or chance social encounter.
Chad Udell has four suggestions, including, "Allow attendees to use their own devices to interact with your content": "What better way to get people engaged with your content and your offering than by enabling them to use their own smartphones and tablets to interact directly with your booth?" Quick Ways to Improve Your Life.
That will allow attendees to connect prior to an event happening and meet on-site.
This last item will allow attendees to share a live video stream, photo or screen share from their mobile device.
They set up scenarios that allow attendees to practice together; this is followed by discussions of how the scenarios played out.
It's pleasantly intimate, allowing attendees to get close to luminaries such as Danny Glover, Gael Garcia Bernal, Kevin Spacey, Angelina Jolie and Bono.
For GameCity, the team built pressure-sensitive floor pads, allowing attendees to control the game by jumping for real.
Do they believe that allowing attendees the right to bear arms in a crowd is not a good idea?
Some natty tech allows attendees to come up with their own Star Wars character, complete with unique sociological, psychological and genetic traits.
On Tuesday night there was a "vertical" tasting of Chateau Margaux, allowing attendees to examine a number of vintages of this great Bordeaux.
