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The phrase "allow them to enter" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when granting permission for someone or a group to access a place or situation.
Example: "The security guard was instructed to allow them to enter the building after verifying their identification."
Alternatives: "permit them to enter" or "let them in".
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But Saddam refused to allow them to enter Iraq.
Beavers create dams because the resulting swamps allow them to enter their lodges through safe underwater entrances, Mr. Batcheller said.
Many had spent three days on Greece's northern border after Macedonia refused to allow them to enter.
He had given the Russians a 2pm (local) deadline to allow them to enter the weapons store with Russian troops.
Nearly a quarter – 24% – of survey respondents said the government's childcare changes would allow them to enter the workforce or increase their participation in paid work.
Their "alien's passports" allow them to enter many European countries without visas, just like Estonian citizens, though they tend to face more bureaucratic hurdles.
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The giant steps aside, allowing them to enter.
The police allowed them to enter the Parliament compound to keep them separate from detractors.
The police allowed them to enter, but they were surrounded by gay activists blowing whistles.
They have denied the allegations and say she allowed them to enter her home and the sex was consensual.
City unions have long complained that the CityTime system gives managers too much latitude by allowing them to enter their own time sheets.
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