The phrase "allows users to record" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a feature of a software application or device that enables users to capture audio, video, or other forms of data.
Example: "The new app allows users to record their daily activities and track their progress over time."
Alternatives: "enables users to capture" or "permits users to document".
The VoicePod is a small U.S.B.-enabled voice recorder and player that allows users to record small voice messages that can then be attached to e-mail messages.
Sketch adds an artistic feel and poetic flavor to your recordings; * Pinhole –the Pinhole Magic Movie setting allows users to record video with soft, darkened outside edges – enhancing the subject in the center of the video.
The flexibility of the designed new unit system also facilities a multitude of unit prefixes, (i.e., a user can define the inverse lengths as /mm, /cm, /um, and the optical photon wavelength as μm, nm, pm, etc).. To compliment these unit changes, a new recordable data type has also been created which allows users to record an optical photon's wavelength, rather than energy.
Vine allows users to record only six seconds of video.
The app allows users to record sound from the environment, which it then translates into sonograms.
Fart Cloud allows users to record there [sic] own farts and upload them to the fart cloud".
The apps, which has more than 2.9 million users, allows user to record multiple food items and serving sizes at once within an allotted 15-second timeframe.
Combines a TiVo digital video recorder with a DVD player and recorder, allowing users to record televisions programs to a 160-GB hardriveve, or to burn them onto a DVD.
DVD recorders allow users to record on a DVD disk rather than tape, as a VCR does, or on a hard drive, which a personal video recorder does.
That may vex media companies, but RealNetworks Matt Spragins argues that its no different from TiVos or other digital video recorders that allow users to record and play back television shows.
Namely, a TV and broadcast satellite tuner, and a DVD recorder that would presumably allow users to record their favorite television shows and burn them onto DVDs.
