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The phrase "enough space to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to indicate that there is enough room or capacity for something. For example, "We have enough space to fit in six people comfortably."
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But they just didn't have enough space to do this".
He wanted to create enough space to launch.
She needed enough space to accommodate at least 30 guests.
There wasn't even enough space to sit down.
'You need to have enough space to be yourself.
Maybe next week I'll leave myself enough space to do it full justice.
Fair question, which I had nowhere enough space to address in the column.
In the gap between these two approaches, the junta finds enough space to breathe.
They make people grow too big, and we haven't enough space to live in.
The ship had enough space to accommodate roughly 1,900 people, including some 400 crew members.
She needed a good kitchen and enough space to host a group for Shabbat meals.
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