"wherever they please" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location or situation where someone can do as they wish or have control over their choices. Example: The children were allowed to play wherever they pleased in the park, as long as they stayed within sight of their parents.
"Let your thoughts move wherever they please," the app urges.
Now they know whom to follow, freeing them to wait wherever they please.
They want a free hand to participate in military adventurism whenever and wherever they please.
Coercive pimping and drug dependency flourish.Libertarians might contend that prostitutes should be free to ply their trade wherever they please.
The baby-boomers are starting to retire, forcing employers to compete for new talent by letting younger employees work wherever they please.
Hairdressers will be able to open salons wherever they please and keep them open as long as they like (they now close on Mondays).
Once only the rich had travelled freely around the country; now millions could go wherever they pleased.
Not just because I saw several people who seemed to be filming wherever they pleased, but also because of accounts of refugees and volunteers who said many reporters had pressed record with little regard.
But for a part of this mild October afternoon, we were alone there, scaring ourselves with thoughts of what it must have been like to stand in the way of a people that could build such a thing wherever they pleased.
It's difficult to know what to do with some of Spitz's more robust claims, as when he insists that "it can be argued" that Jagger's greatest philosophical statement of 1965 was not "I can't get no satisfaction," but rather a declaration to a gas station attendant that he and his bandmates could urinate wherever they pleased, even on the wall of the garage.
However, he did not believe that individuals had the right to speak wherever they pleased.
