The phrase "allows users to avoid" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a feature or function of a product or service that helps users bypass something undesirable.
Example: "The new software update allows users to avoid unnecessary interruptions during their work sessions."
Alternatives: "enables users to bypass" or "lets users evade".
Its unprecedented purity allows users to avoid using needles and to snort it.
It allows users to avoid criminal penalties if they seek help from police or the health-care system on their own initiative.
You can call non-Silent Phone users, which secures the phone call until it needs to connect to a traditional phone network, which is not as secure but allows users to avoid being snooped from the point of the call, if for instance you were calling across an insecure internet connection.
It's completely concealed and allows users to avoid strapping those bitchy straps everywhere.
The setup allows users to avoid cable clutter with a new technology that connects DVD players, VCRs and other devices via a newly developed wireless technology.
The Ansible orchestration engine allows users to avoid writing custom scripts or code to manage applications and uses a language that embraces the idea of building workflows that most people can understand, said Saïd Ziouani, co-founder and CEO of AnsibleWorks in an email interview this week.
More recently, IDT has started a Spanish-language Internet service provider and has begun marketing wireless phones that allow users to avoid charges for incoming calls.
Operated by a network of volunteers, Tor provides encryption and identity protection, allowing users to avoid surveillance and traffic interception as well as circumvent internet censorship.
As Spiegel and his partner conceived it, the app would allow users to avoid making youthful indiscretions a matter of digital permanence.
The plan calls for a new pedestrian bridge that would rise gradually from blocks away, allowing users to avoid that difficult bottleneck.
