The phrase "allows for custom" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing features or functionalities that enable personalization or modification in a product or service.
Example: "The software allows for custom settings, enabling users to tailor their experience according to their preferences."
Alternatives: "permits customization" or "enables personalization."
Coco & Co (11, rue Bernard Palissy; 011-33-1-45-44-02-52), a justhepeggd cafe devofferso the egg, offers 20 cocotted versions and also allows for custom creations.
The flexibility of the architecture allows for custom extensions, depending on the goal of an investigator.
The app also allows for custom permissions for employees on the register, giving merchants control and access to specific features, settings, or sensitive information in their sales reports.
But since Tumblr allows for custom domains, the "network" measurement is actually a better reflection of Tumblr's reach, as it turns out.
Capturing staggeringly saturated or otherwise vibrant shots can be tricky, but the "Pro mode" of the app allows for custom camera control, plus shooting in RAW, so there is some flexibility.
Uber's new Snapchat integration allows for custom filters for users during their rides, which work like the ones you'd get from attending certain events or visiting specific locations, but with any Uber ride.
To help organize customers across channels, Facebook is allowing for custom audience groupings and deeper user segmentation as part of a beta.
The second (dynamic) region will be an area of the fabric that is partially reconfigurable at runtime to allow for custom logic to be placed onto the device.
And SocialRadar will allow for custom alerts, letting you tell it when to bother you with notifications and which people or groups you're interested in tracking.
As Gigaom points out, there's also code in there that suggests the Chromecast might eventually allow for custom wallpapers (instead of just the ones Google provides).
Slinkset isn't the only company in this space — when it launched last July I noted its similarities to a handful of other services, including Reddit, which had recently gone open-source and allowed for custom sites.
