The phrase "allows users to switch" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a feature or functionality of a system, application, or device that enables users to change from one option to another.
Example: "The new software update allows users to switch between different themes for a personalized experience."
Alternatives: "enables users to toggle" or "permits users to change."
Buttons for composing a new email, setting reminders and other quick actions are now in the bottom right-hand cover, and the tabbed interface that allows users to switch between email, contacts and tasks has been removed.
In a world dominated by Android, which allows users to switch between different smartphone brands with ease, one of the only ways to keep brand loyalty is to offer something exclusive to your brand.
The news feed's architectural overhaul allows users to switch between a handful of different streams, siloed by content type: photos, video, music, games, following (for pages that users "like"), and "all friends".
"It's optimized for one-hand use," said Marko Ahtisaari, Nokia's head of design, whose team devised the N9, which allows users to switch between applications with a thumb, avoiding the need to return to a main menu screen or press a button, something required on both the iPhone and Android phones.
Like other systems of its type, it allows users to switch off appliances remotely (thus saving money, obviously).
The new version of Vivaldi now allows users to switch between four themes and move tabs to the top, bottom, right or left, for example.
There is an additional button on the top left side of the keyboard which allows user to switch to a different octave.
Unfortunately, dialog boxes (as defined) do not allow users to switch to windows outside of the current dialog box.
TT: Recently Apple has started using Intel processors which allow users to switch between using both Mac OS and Windows.
We recommend that dashboards come with some level of flexibility, i.e. allowing users to switch between alternative presentation formats.
The Pebble displays alerts from the connected smartphone, but has no touchscreen with tradition buttons allowing users to switch between notifications and the time.
