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The phrase "ample room to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that there is sufficient space or opportunity for something to occur or be accommodated.
Example: "The new office layout provides ample room to collaborate and innovate as a team."
Alternatives: "sufficient space to" or "plenty of room to".
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The country has ample room to boost spending.
That's a number 3G has ample room to shoot for.
The music department gave me ample room to grow and flourish.
Merchant Equity bosses, though, believe there is still ample room to modernise the French chain.
It is a nice fit; each of the works has ample room to breath.
The art here has ample room to breathe; Nazi slogans are kept off the walls.
The government has ample room to increase taxes, particularly on consumption, but lacks the political will to do so.
With its vast, uninhabited coastline, mainland Australia would seem to have ample room to take over the task itself.
That show, which had the run of the museum's airy new Resnick Pavilion, had ample room to explore Smith's contradictions.
The Thunder could use some veterans and some big bodies and will have ample room to maneuver this summer.
But Father McBrien also said he thought it left Pope John Paul II ample room to weigh in later.
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