The phrase "allows end users 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 users to perform specific actions.
Example: "The new software update allows end users to customize their dashboards for a more personalized experience."
Alternatives: "enables users to" or "permits users to".
An application software is available that allows end users to perform biomechanical analyses interactively.
In addition, Go2Call.com, which sells Internet telephony client software and allows end users to compare Internet telephony rates, got $3 million from First Analysis Venture Capital.
A dynamic column family allows end users to dynamically add arbitrary application and user supplied column names without having to conform to a particular fixed schema.
We introduce Sketch Arm, a brand new tool for custom closets rapid prototyping that allows end users to sketch a completely customized design proposal regardless of their technological training.
The nootropics and biohacking industries together with regulators need to build a framework that fully legitimizes the field and allows end users to safely utilize enhancement products.
The app works with more practical things than a smart egg crate, as it allows end users to operate things like lights or door locks, for example.
The 'Keyword Search' gives access to search the database by GO terms, EST clone ID and Unigene ID. 'Homolog Finder' allows end user to search for the homologue of the query sequence against 6 different insect species (Aedes aegypti, Anopheles gambiae, A. mellifera, B. mori, D. melanogaster and T. castaneum) based on BLAST search.
The system is already enabling us to increase the quality of care by allowing end users to focus on more direct patient care.
Some manufacturers are also beginning to allow end users to upgrade the graphics chips in their laptops, just as they do with desktop machines.
To get the US on a better course, the FCC could classify the telecoms as "common carriers" – a designation that would require them to behave neutrally toward the companies that provide information and services, allowing end users to make the decisions.
It will also allow end users to customize their communications services.
