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The phrase "allows the player to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or function in a game or interactive context that enables a player to perform a specific action.
Example: "This new update allows the player to customize their character's appearance in greater detail."
Alternatives: "enables the player to" or "permits the player to".
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It allows the player to create physically impossible hybrid instruments.
The Vampire Lord form allows the player to dish out brutal melee attacks.
It allows the player to choose whether to play as a male or female character.
Fun and easy, Rescue Heroes allows the player to be a hero without a designated villain.
This manipulation allows the player to obtain notes not included in the harmonic series of the original air column.
As long as a shot first contacts the lowest ball, any ball pocketed allows the player to continue shooting.
And as its special power, it allows the player to draw two new bonus cards and keep one.
A dashboard at the bottom allows the player to select various diagnostic and treatment modalities to diagnose, stabilize, and definitively cure the patient.
Data capture allows the player to embrace his/her skills in trend and plotted progression.
A second, timed, game allows the player to find light mice in various background colors.
It allows the player to play without social judgment or pressures.
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