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The phrase "allows customers to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a feature or capability of a product or service that enables customers to perform a specific action.
Example: "The new software update allows customers to customize their dashboards for a more personalized experience."
Alternatives: "enables customers to" or "permits customers to".
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FromYouFlowers also allows customers to customize the vase with a photograph.
The store allows customers to customize cake orders with a personalized inscription. .
The internet allows customers to see businesses' true colours.
SurveyMonkey allows customers to create, distribute and analyze surveys.
CinemaNow allows customers to stream videos; Movielink does not.
The scheme allows customers to leave excess packaging for recycling.
Its Music Genome Project allows customers to create stations tailored to their own tastes.
It allows customers to order television programs or movies at any time, without leaving their couch.
"Our system allows customers to book an individual they know and like.
Orbitz.com allows customers to alert up to six people at a time.
Its website allows customers to buy everything from package holidays to small motorcycles.
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