The phrase "allows users to interact" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a feature or functionality of a system, application, or platform that enables user engagement or communication.
Example: "The new software update allows users to interact with each other in real-time through chat and video calls."
Alternatives: "enables users to engage" or "permits user interaction."
The app allows users to interact with their friends via polls, quizzes, gossip and real interactive ads that relate back to what is on the screen.
An interactive art installation and iphone application that allows users to interact with a set a character in their make believe environment.
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This allows users to "interact in new and exciting ways" with the content.
The company has already developed sophisticated listening technology for Amazon Echo, the voice-controlled speaker that allows users to interact with a virtual assistant called Alexa.
The company on Wednesday introduced a feature that allows users to interact with small groups of people, like their family, high school friends or colleagues.
The visual representation is realized as interactive data chart which allows user to interact with data and explore variables.
Says Print All Over Me, "These artists created interactive processing pieces, allowing users to interact with the technology and create generative artwork printed on select PAOM silhouettes.
The overarching purpose of this project is to allow users to interact with the City in new and innovative ways that are not possible in the real world.
New consumer-targeted packages from companies such as Red Hat and SuSE have comforting printed manuals, graphical user interfaces (GUIs) that allow users to interact with the operating system in a familiar, Windows-like way, and - importantly - access to helpdesks.
But Google also said Chrome was created in large part to allow users to interact with increasingly powerful programs that run in a browser window, like Gmail, Google Docs and applications created by other companies.
