The phrase "allow whoever" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when granting permission to any person or group without specifying who that might be.
Example: "We will allow whoever wants to join the discussion to participate freely."
Alternatives: "permit anyone" or "let whoever".
Mainstream parties need to swallow their pride, compare notes, analyse where the BNP is trying to move on to ground occupied by conventional parties and allow whoever is best equipped to push them off it to do so.
Armstrong will allow whoever is President to summon him for whatever Apollo 11 anniversary is upon us, but he has stopped signing autographs and continues a mild tendency toward litigiousness, suing Hallmark for the unauthorized use of his likeness on a Christmas ornament, and threatening action against a barber for selling his hair.
It would also allow whoever is the new Tory leader to make a break with the past and to concentrate on the themes British voters actually care about.The temptation is for the Tories to vacate the new centre ground on Europe for a more extreme position than any they have held previously one that would entail tearing down, as some would see it, all that is left of the crumbling edifice.
Let's say you're a designer… and you have some files you want to sell — put our button on your website and this button will allow whoever is visiting your website to find the best printer, the best price.
These are simply certificates that allow whoever holds the paper to anonymously transfer or claim their value.
Using a measurement tool, like the "kanga" in Tanzania, can allow whoever is present at a home delivery to more accurately gauge blood loss and help ensure timely transfer when necessary [ 21].
That allows whoever is in the chair to put their own distinct spin on EU policies.
To begin in this way is only to say that our house is often empty much of the day, which allowed whoever left the puppy to do so.
As has been seen many times before, this disunity is allowing whoever becomes prime minister the luxury of choice in its approach to the Arab world.
Louise Gunderson, a managing director at UBS wealth management, said she encouraged clients to upload their information to a secure system that allowed whoever they designated to see the account information but not to move the funds.
Particularly if Facebook is allowing whoever to say whatever they want without so much as a time out or suspension.
