The phrase "allows users to conduct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or functionality of a system, application, or service that enables users to perform specific actions or tasks.
Example: "The new software update allows users to conduct advanced data analysis with ease."
Alternatives: "enables users to perform" or "permits users to carry out".
One distinguishing factor for Lavalife is that, unlike most Internet matchmakers, the service allows users to conduct a search based on whether they are looking for a date, a relationship or an "intimate encounter".
NuORDER is a marketplace that allows users to conduct their wholesale business online.
Founded in 2009, FuzeBox allows users to conduct online meetings and presentations through video conferencing, screen sharing and other features.
The tool allows users to conduct statistical analyses taking into account the complex sampling design structure of the PIAAC database, which cannot be handled correctly by SPSS alone.
The three pane interface allows users to conduct multiple searches, revise itineraries, create multi-point driving or walking directions (only Yahoo and Ask offer multi-point directions).
The SeqSearch button allows users to conduct BLAST sequence searches of the 6252 protein sequences contained in SMDB.
Home Office documents say it will allow users to conduct a "Google-type" search on those they are inquiring about and bring up a wealth of information.
But their goal is ultimately to allow users to conduct transactions in just one or two steps as well — making restaurant reservations, for example, booking hotels, or changing flights.
VRLs are software tools that allow users to conduct scientific inquiry in a way that captures many of the conceptual features of a hands-on laboratory.
The company, which has over 500,000 users, also offers a number of features that allow users to conduct meetings, including web, phone and video conferencing.
