The phrase "allows users to move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or functionality of a system, application, or device that enables users to navigate or change their position.
Example: "The new software update allows users to move seamlessly between different workspaces."
Alternatives: "enables users to navigate" or "permits users to shift".
That allows users to move the radio to rental cars or other vehicles without bringing a professional installer into the picture.
During the quarter, Red Hat released JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 4.2, which allows users to move legacy applications to an open source architecture.
Rival system the HTC Vive launched earlier this year, and allows users to move around a designated area while wearing the headset, something the Rift and other systems do not support.
Plus, it allows users to move more freely between their multiple personas or interests, he notes.
This allows users to move to remote sensing-based services because there is the security of knowing that the data will be sustained and available".
This scatterplot is coupled with a unique partition slider which allows users to move color coordinated bands on the scatterplot to indicate grade ranges.
Excel 2007 featured a redesigned user interface, sharing features with the Microsoft products Word and PowerPoint and allowing users to move smoothly between these applications.
Other virtual-reality projects allow users to move around the room physically, with their movements tracked by overhead 3-D magnetic or infrared devices.
The Files and Settings Transfer Wizard will allow users to move things like their Internet Explorer Favorites list, screen-saver programs and desktop shortcuts to the Windows XP computer.
In November, Microsoft is planning to release Kinect, a gaming system that will also allow users to move their hands and use their voices to control movies, sports and video content streamed through an Xbox console, no remote necessary.
Information can be smuggled into China on DVDs, and creative Chinese users can circumvent the national firewall with proxy servers Web sites that allow users to move through the firewall to an ostensibly acceptable Web site where they can connect to the rest of the Internet.
