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The phrase "allows consumers to make" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing features or functionalities that enable consumers to perform certain actions or decisions.
Example: "The new app allows consumers to make informed choices about their purchases."
Alternatives: "enables consumers to create" or "permits consumers to decide".
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Similarly, Cisco just released its Umi video conferencing system, which allows consumers to make high-quality calls through their TVs.
(He cites the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which allows consumers to make digital copies of material they own).
Bitcoin allows consumers to make electronic transactions without commercial banks as intermediaries and outside the reach of central banks.
But at least the Energy Star label allows consumers to make an informed choice and choose the more "energy efficient" model.
VacationSpot.com, which has more than 100,000 properties listed worldwide, allows consumers to make reservations directly online (www.vacationspot.com), said the company's president, Steve Murch.
Professor O'Rourke spearheaded the development of GoodGuide, a "for benefit" organization (with a great iPhone app) that allows consumers to make environmentally informed choices.
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It's a best attempt to allow consumers to make an informed purchase decision".
All these regulations typically inflict only relatively low costs on providers and allow consumers to make more informed decisions.
The report calls on retailers to provide clear and accurate labelling to allow consumers to make informed choices.
The idea is that this information would allow consumers to make choices about how ethical and responsive the company was.
However, a lot more work will be needed to build user-friendly services that allow consumers to make Bitcoin payments.
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