The phrase "allows developers to select" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing features or functionalities in software development that provide options for developers.
Example: "The new software update allows developers to select their preferred programming language for the project."
Alternatives: "enables developers to choose" or "permits developers to pick".
Protégé-ii is a knowledge-engineering environment that allows developers to select and configure problem-solving methods.
Unlike the present communication framework of PTP, the Scalable Debug Manager (SDM), SPDL provides a pluggable architecture that allows developers to select a communication protocol suitable for a targeted supercomputer.
Part of this improvement is a major new feature in the Speech-to-Text API that now allows developers to select between different machine learning models based on this use case.
Appitalism is also the default app store for many countries and their Wings program allows developers to select where their apps will appear, including in the stores of carriers around the world.
One of the ways the project achieves this is by supporting a multiengine architecture that allows developers to select which JavaScript engine to use, SpiderMonkey or V8, depending on the platform.
Its modular design allows developers to select those parts needed to manage their data, and to add new modules when advances in biology require new data types.
The focus here is on allowing developer to select which libraries and packages they want to use for their apps.
An Apple loophole also allows developers to take someone's entire photo library.
The new design now allows users to customize the Console navigation with shortcuts to the services they use most often (you can just drag and drop them into the menu bar), for example, and allows developers to easily select and compare the settings of different AWS resources.
BioJS allows developers to share the development of components by making use of the community's support.
In particular, we present a solution that allows developers to merely specify availability requirements for data tuples, while the underlying middleware evaluates various distribution and replication policies in order to select the one that meets these requirements best.
