The phrase "allow users to easily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or functionality that facilitates user interaction or access to something in a straightforward manner.
Example: "The new software update will allow users to easily navigate through the interface without any confusion."
Alternatives: "enable users to effortlessly" or "permit users to conveniently".
Second, these new sites all allow users to easily customize their standing-order box weekly.
The other day, the Wall Street Journal reported that Google once experimented with a slider that would allow users to easily adjust their privacy settings, up to a highly restricted "tinfoil-hat option," but abandoned it.
Two other programs allow users to easily record videos, pictures and songs to compact disc, and then to design and print labels and jewel-case inserts for the resulting creations.
Google's decision to allow users to easily de-list certain personal information from search results has infuriated a film and music industry that argues the internet giant should act as decisively to help squash digital piracy.
The iPhone 5 has a new feature in its camera that will allow users to easily stitch together many images into a panorama, a feature that has been available in some apps and stand-alone digital cameras for some time.
European betting sites including Ladbrokes, Sportal and Eurobet already allow users to easily bet away their money with a Web-enabled cell phone or handheld computer.
Leading the charge was Yosemite's "continuity" feature, which allows users to easily switch between their desktops and smartphones whenever they want to.
The app, ReadWrite has confirmed, strips out YouTube ads when it plays back videos and allows users to easily download video by way of a prominent "download" button.
The Thai crackdown follows similar moves elsewhere this year against YouTube, the Internet site that allows users to easily upload, share and watch video clips.
The app format also puts The Daily outside the walled garden, allowing users to easily share articles and spread scoops far beyond one publication.
