The phrase "allows the user to check" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or functionality of a system, application, or tool that enables a user to verify or confirm something.
Example: "The software allows the user to check their account balance at any time."
Alternatives: "enables the user to verify" or "permits the user to confirm".
This pattern allows the user to check periodically availability of new data from devices.
The location of the docking results is stored in a monitoring file that allows the user to check the progress of the docking runs and re-import the docking results into PyMOL.
This allows the user to check his or her identifications against a fuller set of images of the same type.
Meta-DiSc allows the user to check for asymmetry of the sROC curve, and fit an asymmetrical sROC curve if appropriate.
This allows the user to check which POEs were omitted, and if necessary make further adjustments to the analytical set up.
For each file upload, a feedback report is created which allows the user to check whether the upload was successful and view error messages in case something went wrong.
VHELIBS allows the user to easily check the fit of models to the ED for binding sites and ligands without additional scripting or console commands for each structure.
An integrated display allows the user to easily check and verify the setup (Toul Meditech data).
iCheck allows the user to effortlessly check remaining battery life and memory capacity with the touch of a button, while iScene allows the user to select up to 10 automatic scene modes for capturing the best footage no matter what environment they may be in.
The Vernier LabQuest enables graphing of data in real time and allows the user to perform quality checks and to calculate evaporation rapidly in the field, eliminating the need for further processing of data in the laboratory.
One neat feature of the undocked keyboard is an element of transparency while the keyboard is being moved/positioned, to allow the user to quickly check on-screen contents that's underneath it and/or align it in relation to something on the screen.
