The phrase "allow users to produce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing features or functionalities of a system, application, or platform that enable users to create or generate content.
Example: "The new software update will allow users to produce high-quality videos directly from their devices."
Alternatives: "enable users to create" or "permit users to generate".
Other Yahoo purchases, like Qwiki, a New York based start-up that allows users to produce short videos on their phones, and Xobni, a Silicon Valley company that helps people more easily search mobile in-boxes, have brought Yahoo talent and technology in mobile and video — areas where Facebook and Google, the company's rivals, have reported stronger advertising growth.
The "heatmap3" package allows users to produce highly customizable state of the art heat maps and dendrograms.
Will allow users to make travel arrangements and get discounts.
The new technique furthermore allows users to create transparent images or even produce cutaways, so that internal organs and body parts become visible.
Just to be clear what we are discussing, the Web is a collection of protocols (namely, HTTP) and hyperlinked documents (built using HTML) that allow users to easily produce and consume content.
The plan is to run a crowdfunding platform that allows users to get funded and then work with DI to produce their hardware to scale.
Adobe Illustrator, graphics computer application software produced by Adobe Systems Incorporated that allows users to create refined drawings, designs, and layouts.
It also allows users to create thematic lists very simply.
BillMinder allows users to create a bill payment schedule.
Perpetually will hereafter be referred to as Smarsh Web Archiving (clever, huh?) and according to the release it will allow users to "capture, search, preserve, produce and supervise complete websites, individual Web pages, blogs, wikis, RSS feeds, audio and video files and other content on the Web".
