The phrase "allows users to engage" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a feature or functionality of a product, service, or platform that enables interaction or participation from users.
Example: "The new app allows users to engage with their favorite content creators in real-time."
Alternatives: "enables users to participate" or "permits users to interact".
Our final project will be a music sandbox that allows users to engage with music haptically and visually.
Big Think (www.bigthink.com) mixes interviews with public intellectuals from a variety of fields, from politics, to law to business, and allows users to engage in debates on issues like global warming and the two-party system.
It allows users to engage with others in a space dedicated to behavioral health issues.
The company refers to an "easy-to-use channel navigation [that] allows users to engage in an integrated content experience in new content areas".
This approach lowers expectations for quality and allows users to engage with the software and find problems without being angry about the defects they encounter.
The Reach Discussion extension allows users to engage in specific conversations related to customers, projects and operational metrics that live in a number of systems within another application.
Each website contains comments, blogs and interviews, which allow users to engage with one another and exchange information and ideas.
Other important developments include advances in Intelligent Tutoring Systems, the free Open Educational Resources movement, and the creation of immersive environments allowing users to engage with virtual environments and to digitally augment their experience of the real world.
This paper points out a major step forward in software interoperability and the alignment of digital design applications, allowing users to engage with morphological form-finding enriched by real-time physical building performance feedback.
Preferably, UI design should be performed iteratively using prototyping tools and techniques that allow users to engage with the system as the design progresses and to understand the implications of the design for their clinical workflow.
Tools that allow users to engage with one another, discover one another, and communicate have played a big role in changing that over the last year.
