The phrase "allows users to install" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a feature or functionality of software or applications that enables users to set up or add the software to their devices.
Example: "The new software update allows users to install additional plugins for enhanced functionality."
Alternatives: "enables users to install" or "permits users to install".
It also allows users to install and run applications as administrators ("root").
The Play Store for Android Wear allows users to install apps directly on the watch.
And Google allows users to install Android apps on Google Chromebooks.
Apple Computer shares rebounded with the launch of "Boot Camp," a software program that allows users to install Microsoft's Windows XP on Intel-based Macs.
For now, Microsoft has limited the tap-to-sign-in functionality to Windows 10 S. That's a special mode that only allows users to install apps that are listed in the Windows Store.
Office 365 subscriptions start at $6.99 per month for a personal plan and $9.99 for the Home Premium version that allows users to install Office on up to five PCs or Macs.
Consider this: most known iOS threats use enterprise provisioning profiles to access their target device (not including attacks on jailbroken phones – iPhones modified to allow users to install non-Apple applications).
In experimental builds of its Chrome browser, Google has started allowing users to install Web applications, meaning that the browser keeps a page for that application always loaded in the background.
In April, as part of AOL's "You've got Mail" promotion -- which allowed users to install a celebrity voice that would announce the arrival of e-mail -- Ms. Zehren acted as something of a celebrity wrangler and arranged for the band Destiny's Child, a staple of Teen People's coverage, to supply their voices.
Windows 10 S is known for allowing users to install apps just from the Windows Store.
But Apple could also allow users to install apps through other channels, like the web.
