The phrase "allows him to connect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation or tool that enables someone to establish a relationship or communication with others.
Example: "The new software allows him to connect with clients more effectively, improving overall communication."
Alternatives: "enables him to engage" or "permits him to link".
It allows him to connect with people".
Choosing Mr. Christie to give the keynote address allows him to connect with that wing.
But he combined that hard edge with a softer side, the vulnerability that allows him to connect on a deeper level.
But it is not what we know about the mayor's private life that allows him to connect with us so powerfully at this harrowing time.
Like the trappings of his Texas populism, his public piety allows him to connect with ordinary folk as his father never did.
Wright's own roots are in South Africa (both his parents were born there) so the play allows him to connect with the continent that filled his childhood home with arguments about apartheid and stories of his father's adventures, touring from Cape Town to Cairo with a van full of puppets.
He printed a custom adapter that allowed him to connect the two.
Turning serious, Williams said he appreciated Old-Timers' Days when he was a player because they allowed him to connect with the icons that preceded him.
Mr Nickerson, who does not reveal his age, claims US online organisation Virtuous Paedophiles was a "lifesaver" as it allowed him to connect with fellow paedophiles for "support".
Bringing these worlds together, he says, has allowed him to connect people, who have been unnaturally kept apart, to create a better world.
But his bizarre blend of populist message and glitzy ways has allowed him to connect with precisely the voters that any Republican candidate needs in order to get elected (including many whom Romney couldn't reach).
