The phrase "allowed users to record" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a feature or functionality that permits users to capture audio, video, or other forms of data.
Example: "The new software update allowed users to record their screen activity for better tutorials."
Alternatives: "permitted users to capture" or "enabled users to document".
These digital set-top devices allowed users to record television programs without the use of videotape.
This is not the first time doubleTwist has allowed users to record Apple's streaming radio.
The 28-year-old entrepreneur had previously founded Bribr: an application that allowed users to record – anonymously and safely – if they were asked to pay a bribe.
Cue said the biggest innovation he's seen came with the introduction of the VCR, which allowed users to record content.
A few years ago I was preoccupied with building Nokia Lifeblog, which allowed users to record everyday life effortlessly and let it to be shared.
In case you missed it, Vidyo allowed users to record your device's screen on iPhone and iPad, even when you weren't using the app itself.
Combines a TiVo digital video recorder with a DVD player and recorder, allowing users to record televisions programs to a 160-GB hardriveve, or to burn them onto a DVD.
DVD recorders allow users to record on a DVD disk rather than tape, as a VCR does, or on a hard drive, which a personal video recorder does.
That may vex media companies, but RealNetworks Matt Spragins argues that its no different from TiVos or other digital video recorders that allow users to record and play back television shows.
The VoicePod is a small U.S.B.-enabled voice recorder and player that allows users to record small voice messages that can then be attached to e-mail messages.
Namely, a TV and broadcast satellite tuner, and a DVD recorder that would presumably allow users to record their favorite television shows and burn them onto DVDs.
