The phrase "allows for browsing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or capability that enables users to explore or navigate through content or options.
Example: "The new app allows for browsing various categories of products, making it easier for users to find what they need."
Alternatives: "enables browsing" or "facilitates browsing".
One map view allows for browsing by state and county, and the other charts the movement of photographers across the United States.
Beginning next year, e-book collections will be available alongside MUSE journal collections, with an integrated discovery environment that allows for browsing and searching journal and book content side by side.
The "Fooz Kids" app allows for browsing in a secure environment which can be controlled by a parent.
Moreover, predicted MTIs can be presented in various ways, which allows for browsing through the putative target sites as well as conducting simple and advanced analyses.
When selecting variables, checking the "View Documentation" checkbox at the top will allow for browsing of available years.
The Design Knowledge Manager allows for the browsing, editing, selecting and applying of technology nodes which encapsulate structural design knowledge.
Another nice touch is the scroll wheel that allows for quick browsing through windows.
Kindle software is primarily designed to allow users access to e-books and other digital media but also allows for web browsing.
The dedicated iPod cable in the center compartment, between the two seats, connects your iPod and shows all of your tracks on the screen and allows for easy browsing of the iPod while driving.
Hence the name and concept of 15Five: 15 minutes to write the reports, 5 minutes to read them — courtesy of some algorithms that help sort and manage the feedback, and an interface that allows for quick browsing (see examples below).
It's slick, allows for easy browsing and yes, you can now add filters to your photos.
