The phrase "allows them to check" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or capability that enables individuals to verify or examine something.
Example: "The new software update allows them to check their progress in real-time."
Alternatives: "enables them to verify" or "permits them to review".
In the meantime, an app now allows them to check whether or not their physician has signed the declaration.
This allows them to check facts and details in other emails before tapping the message at the bottom of the screen to return to it and continue writing.
This allows them to check the accuracy of the uploaded profiles; they'll also pick one of the samples and demand to see all the records and case files connected with it, to make sure the entire process is running as it should.
In other words, they should provide students with learning material that encourages them to learn new things independently and that allows them to check whether they have really mastered a concept.
It also allows them to check on the time remaining for the chosen yoga session or manage the session by using the play, pause or use the back and forth controls.
Facebook also said it would take "significant steps" in the coming weeks to notify users of an online tool it released last month that allows them to check whether they have followed or liked Facebook pages or Instagram accounts associated with the Internet Research Agency, a suspected Russian troll farm.
This allowed them to check whether their reliance on web-based images of sunset paintings would affect results.
However every reviewer needs some awareness to allow them to check what they are being told makes sense.
The interrogators could also scan several items at once, allowing them to check an entire case of battlefield supplies.
XLIX: Quarterbacks allowed to carry new Palm XXIII's into huddles to allow them to check past play success, opposing defensive patterns and their contractual bonuses for actually completing the pass.
The next year, to grant consumers better access to their credit information and allow them to check for errors, Congress required the three credit bureaus to give one free credit report to every American each year.
