The phrase "allows most of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or capabilities that apply to a majority of a certain group or category.
Example: "The new software update allows most of the users to access advanced features without any additional cost."
Alternatives: "permits the majority of" or "enables most users to".
It would not have a formal living room — the kitchen opens onto a family room, which allows most of the downstairs to have water views.
The arrangement, known as a transparent luminescent solar concentrator, allows most of the glass to be kept clear of solar components.
The new law, which had widespread support in the legislature, allows most of those paying alimony to stop once they retire.
This allows most of the small producers around the world – in Central America, South America, the Caribbean, Madagascar and Indonesia – to work directly with cacao growers, paying well above the commodities and "Fair Trade" market prices.
That is good news for hedge fund managers and private equity investors, who appear to have withstood an effort to get them to pay more by eliminating a quirk in the tax code that allows most of their income to be taxed at just 15 percent.
On the other hand, the bottom-electrode configuration allows most of the current to flow near the OSC/substrate interface.
At the Akiya house, sliding doors allow most of the oceanfront side to be opened up.
That would allow most of Sainsbury's promises about enhancement to earnings via gobbling Argos to survive.
The secretary of the Army, Martin R. Hoffman, allowed most of the dismissed cadets to return after a year.
The only rational long-term solution is to allow most of them to go bankrupt.Unfortunately, politics dictates otherwise.
But the translation is good enough to allow most of the scattergun power of Saviano's picture-making to reach us undiluted.
