The phrase "allow users to charge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing features or functionalities in software, applications, or devices that enable users to initiate a charging process, typically for electronic devices.
Example: "The new app will allow users to charge their devices wirelessly, making it more convenient for on-the-go charging."
Alternatives: "enable users to charge" or "permit users to charge".
The Link kiosks will allow users to charge their phone, download content from the internet and even make a free phone call to anywhere in the US.
Equipped with a chip in its back, the case will allow users to charge their devices by dropping them onto small mats or into their car cupholders.
With a site full of user-generated videos, Microsoft could opt to allow users to charge money for submissions and take a percentage of the purchase cost as a fee, as Google does with its video store.
With mopay call, mopay is one of the first of the mobile payments platforms to allow users to charge a payment to a landline bill as opposed to a cell phone bill.
The app will allow users to charge money for hangouts to cover costs like supplies or beer, with Bromance taking a small cut".
The new iPhone may also include wireless charging for the first time, a feature common on rivals from Samsung and others that allows users to charge their smartphones inductively on small plates or mats, which can be built into furniture.
The product allows users to charge a 60kWh EV battery pack with 119 miles of range in 5 minutes as compared to 15 miles in 5 minutes today.
He previously sold an OCR mobile application to a top Saudi Arabian mobile operator that allowed users to charge their prepaid cards by snapping a photo of them.
All of these options are flawed: the generator gives off noxious fumes; the inverter only allows users to charge one product at a time; and the black market is illegal.
One of the three USB ports also features Toshiba's innovative Sleep- and-Charge technology, allowing users to charge mobile phones and personal media players, even when the mini NB200 is turned off.
