The phrase "allow users to switch" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing features or functionalities in software, applications, or systems that enable users to change settings or options.
Example: "The new update will allow users to switch between light and dark mode easily."
Alternatives: "enable users to toggle" or "permit users to change".
Unfortunately, dialog boxes (as defined) do not allow users to switch to windows outside of the current dialog box.
TT: Recently Apple has started using Intel processors which allow users to switch between using both Mac OS and Windows.
Another simple, yet helpful, addition is the inclusion of buttons which allow users to switch between the iTunes store and back to the library.
Because AOL's market research indicates that Hispanic-Americans disproportionately lack Internet service, the customized software on the AOL Optimized PC is designed to allow users to switch easily between English and Spanish.
It will allow users to switch from a feature phone to a smartphone.
It looks like Google will still allow users to switch back to the old compose windows for a while, but it's not clear for how long.
We recommend that dashboards come with some level of flexibility, i.e. allowing users to switch between alternative presentation formats.
The Pebble displays alerts from the connected smartphone, but has no touchscreen with tradition buttons allowing users to switch between notifications and the time.
Below its keyboard, the device has a huge touchpad that runs the entire width of the machine, allowing users to switch easily to touch gestures from typing.
The news feed's architectural overhaul allows users to switch between a handful of different streams, siloed by content type: photos, video, music, games, following (for pages that users "like"), and "all friends".
In a world dominated by Android, which allows users to switch between different smartphone brands with ease, one of the only ways to keep brand loyalty is to offer something exclusive to your brand.
