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Discover LudwigThe phrase "freedom to do" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate the ability to do something. For example: "He has the freedom to do whatever he wants in his own house."
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Freedom to do what, precisely?
But freedom to do what?
They have the freedom to do it.
We have the freedom to do that".
We had no freedom to do anything.
They should be given full freedom to do so.
I think we have the freedom to do some experimenting".
We don't have as much freedom to do that".
"Just give them the freedom to do it".
"They feel they have more freedom to do it now".
It was permission, the freedom to do what I wanted".
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