The phrase "allowing users to install" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing software, applications, or systems that provide the capability for users to set up or add new features or programs.
Example: "The new update is designed with a feature allowing users to install additional plugins for enhanced functionality."
Alternatives: "enabling users to install" or "permitting users to install".
In experimental builds of its Chrome browser, Google has started allowing users to install Web applications, meaning that the browser keeps a page for that application always loaded in the background.
Windows 10 S is known for allowing users to install apps just from the Windows Store.
By allowing users to install kernel updates without downtime, Uptrack slashes the cost of system administration and dramatically increases compliance with security updates.
In 1997 an industry consortium developed a specification called Device Bay for bringing the internal connections through the walls, allowing users to install peripherals in computers just as they put tapes into VCRs.
AVG says the open source nature of the OS as well as the "open-garden approach" in allowing users to install software on their phones opens the door for hackers to write malicious code.
Now that a jailbreak tool for Microsoft's Windows Surface RT is out in the wild, allowing users to install unsigned ARM desktop applications on these otherwise oddball devices, hackers are having a field day figuring out what apps they can get to work.
Consider this: most known iOS threats use enterprise provisioning profiles to access their target device (not including attacks on jailbroken phones – iPhones modified to allow users to install non-Apple applications).
In April, as part of AOL's "You've got Mail" promotion -- which allowed users to install a celebrity voice that would announce the arrival of e-mail -- Ms. Zehren acted as something of a celebrity wrangler and arranged for the band Destiny's Child, a staple of Teen People's coverage, to supply their voices.
