The phrase "allows users to prepare" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or functionality of a product, service, or system that enables users to get ready for a task or activity.
Example: "The new software update allows users to prepare their reports more efficiently by providing advanced templates."
Alternatives: "enables users to get ready" or "permits users to set up".
It allows users to prepare federal and state returns online and to file them electronically, all for $17.95.
This allows users to prepare a wrapper script to drive a scoring program of choice that is linked to DOVIS through the DOVIS input file, where the wrapper script commands are specified.
Most recently, in what appears to be an unprecedented move, the Vatican gave its imprimatur to a thoroughly modern take on the ancient act of confession when one of its American bishops gave the thumbs up to "Confession: A Roman Catholic App," a new application for the iPhone and iPad that allows users to prepare for and simulate the experience of entering a church confessional booth.
The company's more recent releases include the Intuit GoPayment mobile app and Mophie credit card reader, the latter of which began sales at Apple stores about three weeks ago, and Turbo Tax SnapTax, a mobile app which allows users to "snap, prepare and file" their taxes with a smart mobile device.
Now you can with VIDEOBLΛST_R, a wearable projection device that allows users to map eight "prepared audiovisual pieces" in any outdoor conditions.
Mr. Shapiro is a cofounder of LegalZoom.com, a legal document preparation service -- not a law firm, Mr. Shapiro is careful to emphasize -- that allows users to draft simple wills, set up corporations and prepare prenuptial agreements, among other things.
The system allows users to upload their own results into MAVEN by preparing their analysis results in a tabular text format [e.g. output file of the program pLink (Purcell et al., 2007)].
He was preparing to reveal Tinder's revenue generator, a premium service that, among many other perks, allows users to swipe through matches in other cities.
