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The phrase "allows subscribers to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or capability provided to subscribers of a service or product.
Example: "The new app allows subscribers to make personalized playlists based on their listening habits."
Alternatives: "enables subscribers to create" or "permits subscribers to generate".
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The Skype business, which allows subscribers to make calls over the Internet, has lower operating margins than eBay's auction business.
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For those not in the know, CableCARD is a standard way to allow subscribers to make certain set-top and portable gadgets "cable ready".
Aereo's lawyers said that Aereo itself wasn't performing but was merely giving subscribers access to equipment that allowed subscribers to do the performing.
PERS allow subscribers to get help if they need it, which provides subscribers with a sense of security or peace of mind.
On a more sophisticated level, sharing could allow subscribers to create and upload "activity templates" containing activity's steps, prompts, and triggers, which other subscribers could then view, download, and personalize for their own use.
"Read Petite," a service started by a U.K. bookstore, allows subscribers to stream short fiction.
Unlike MoviePass, A-List allows subscribers to view the same film more than once.
With 6.7 million subscribers, Nextel has a unique service offering with DirectConnect, which allows subscribers to talk to one or more subscribers simultaneously.
It allows subscribers to stream music directly to their mobile phones.
It allows subscribers to express interest in data through a conjunction of constraints over attribute values.
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