"plenty of freedom" is a correct and usable phrase in written English. You can use it to emphasize that someone or something has a large amount of freedom or autonomy. For example, "The company provides its employees with plenty of freedom to make decisions regarding their projects.".
It also gives its people plenty of freedom to try out their ideas on Facebook's site.
It tends to attract students who want strong academics but also plenty of freedom to find themselves, officials say.
They speak loftily about establishing a strict framework for their children's behavior that still leaves room for plenty of freedom within the limits.
By building a franchising strategy that gives franchisees plenty of freedom so long as they stick to the firm's mantra of quality, service and cleanliness, McDonald's has created a vast pool of talented entrepreneurs to exploit its brand.
But there are plenty of freedoms we can exercise without diminishing other people's.
"I was born in a place where there was plenty of space and a lot of freedom," she said.
Studies elsewhere have shown that education systems work best when schools are given clear objectives, with their achievements being monitored through independent tests, but with plenty of administrative freedom on how to attain these objectives.
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