The phrase "allow viewers to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capabilities or permissions granted to viewers in a particular context, such as media, presentations, or interactive content.
Example: "The new software update will allow viewers to make personalized playlists based on their preferences."
Alternatives: "enable viewers to create" or "permit viewers to generate".
The first will allow viewers to make their own production choices of camera angle and displayed sports data; the second will so immerse viewers in the sports action that they will feel like participants.
For Brackley, the writers' decision to allow viewers to make up their own minds about AI and its positive or negative impacts on society has been a key reason why people have kept watching.
In fact, Delivery Agent just signed two major agreements with cable operators to allow viewers to make e-commerce purchases via their remote controls.
In 1994 Tony Hall, the head of the BBC's News and Current Affairs, argued that the restrictions did not allow viewers to make a proper judgment about those subject to the rules, as the subtle changes to their voices could not be heard.
As Assange reviewed the cut, an activist named Gudmundur Gudmundsson spoke up to say that the banter allowed viewers to "make an emotional bond" with the soldiers.
"[The programme] allowed viewers to make their own minds up as to whether or not they thought the conduct shown fell short of public expectations for MPs' conduct.
This fly-on-the-wall documentary allows viewers to make their own judgments, but there's no escaping the most illuminating moment.
Bandersnatch is an interactive film that allows viewers to make choices that drive the plot and decide the ending.
"An immersive installation, using the existing geometry of an interior space, allows viewers to make much stronger connections because being inside of a space brings art perception into the story itself," he adds.
The Recognition experience allows viewers to make their own matches between painting and photograph, inputting this data into the algorithm in hopes that it will learn from personal human experiences.
The free game, which will be made available at ITV.com, will allow viewers to play along with contestants on the show.
