The phrase "allow effortless" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or action that enables something to happen easily or without difficulty.
Example: "The new software update will allow effortless navigation through the application."
Alternatives: "enable easy" or "facilitate smooth".
CrossCheck is a centralized database that allows effortless comparison of the user-entered list of gene symbols with 16,231 published datasets.
The DVR dock is included and can be combined with an optional QWERTY remote which allows effortless web surfing and media viewing on your TV.
A user-friendly program for computing BRB/MKDE-based UDs (including boundary management and, if a habitat map is available, habitat preferences and drift speed estimations) in a form allowing effortless integration in ArcGIS and R/adehabitat environments [27] is available upon request.
This feature allows effortless visual assessment of the original data on which the differential gene expression results are based.
If the setae are pushed or if the pulling force is released, all hairs of a pad return almost simultaneously to their non-adhesive default position, allowing effortless and rapid detachment [ 112, 113].
After correcting the affronts, McCann opens the coach-style doors, which "allow for effortless walk-in," to the passenger side of our first ride of the day, the Ghost series II sedan.
The Q Chair is a coiled structure that provides support for your arms and your chin to allow for effortless Instagram feed perusal.
Angela recommends blending moments of deliberate practice that require you to stretch outside your comfort zone and apply all your effort to build the skills you need to master, with moments of flow that perfectly match your strengths to the opportunity and allow for effortless performance.
Makeup primers allow for effortless makeup application without slippage and for longer and even wearing of foundation.
