The phrase "allowing users to move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a feature or functionality that enables users to change their position or location, either physically or within a digital environment.
Example: "The new software update includes a feature allowing users to move their files seamlessly between devices."
Alternatives: "enabling users to navigate" or "permitting users to shift".
Excel 2007 featured a redesigned user interface, sharing features with the Microsoft products Word and PowerPoint and allowing users to move smoothly between these applications.
Attentive user interfaces bridge the gap between the foreground and periphery of user activity in a similar fashion, allowing users to move smoothly in between.
Brilliant Interaction With its easy to use and intuitive 3D interface, OMNIAHD offers effortless and convenient viewing, allowing users to move around and multi-task seamlessly.
The updated design seems to address these concerns, by allowing users to move into the right category, subcategory or section they need with just a couple of taps and swipes.
Old people of VR (which in my book refers to anyone older than 25) will likely remember the 90s VR arcade setups allowing users to move slowly through Tron-like space in a similar weird treadmill cradle.
Considering that the launch of its Android app in September had allowed Sold to significantly speed up its streamlined e-commerce process — allowing users to move from first post to payment in four days — the abrupt end to its service will no doubt have some of its newest customers up in arms.
That allows users to move the radio to rental cars or other vehicles without bringing a professional installer into the picture.
During the quarter, Red Hat released JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 4.2, which allows users to move legacy applications to an open source architecture.
Other virtual-reality projects allow users to move around the room physically, with their movements tracked by overhead 3-D magnetic or infrared devices.
Rival system the HTC Vive launched earlier this year, and allows users to move around a designated area while wearing the headset, something the Rift and other systems do not support.
The Files and Settings Transfer Wizard will allow users to move things like their Internet Explorer Favorites list, screen-saver programs and desktop shortcuts to the Windows XP computer.
