The phrase "allows users to maintain" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a feature or functionality of a system, application, or service that enables users to keep or manage something.
Example: "The software allows users to maintain their personal data securely and efficiently."
Alternatives: "enables users to manage" or "permits users to uphold".
CrosStor, based in South Plainield, N.J., makes software that allows users to maintain and have access to files on computers.
Trace-driven simulations show that SSAR allows users to maintain selfishness and achieves good routing performance with low transmission cost.
The new system allows users to maintain the integrity of their roofs by eliminating roof penetrations while providing an economical means of generating electricity.
In comparison, Mojo allows users to maintain privacy and control over the search process, while receiving personalized alerts on deals and sales in their locale.
Where Facebook's new strategy allows constrained Friend Lists for realtime updates and unlimited Follows of publishers, Track allows users to maintain an asymmetrical balance with both specificity and unanticipated messaging.
There's also a professional version of LovelyCharts available for €29 a year, which allows users to maintain and collaborate on as many diagrams as they wish and features full history management, sharing functionality and a notification setup.
Similarly, TD Waterhouse is happy to allow users to maintain their accounts once they retire abroad.
The primary benefit of these services is to allow users to maintain a single friends list and to coordinate social activities across different sites that perform different services.
The key goal is to allow users to maintain key personal data at sites like MySpace and not have it be locked up in an island.
Both Chester and Stoller pointed to Europe's soon-to-be implemented online privacy rules, known as the General Data Protection Regulation GDPRR), as a way to control privacy abuses and allow users to maintain control over their online lives in the United States.
By utilizing modern, commercially available technology, and leveraging the prevalence of smartphones, Sound Off allows users to access this support while maintaining their anonymity: no one will know the identity of the user, yet he or she is able to develop a consistent relationship with a therapist or peer.
