The phrase "allows users to tailor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or functionality of a product or service that enables customization or personalization by the user.
Example: "The new software update allows users to tailor their dashboard according to their preferences."
Alternatives: "enables users to customize" or "permits users to modify".
With online dating sites where searches can be tailored by age and income, e-mail forums for the most narrow band of subjects, bookmarked sites and even spam filters, the Web allows users to tailor the information they consume more than any other medium.
Zoom allows users to tailor searches for people and companies, thereby dramatically shrinking the number of results to a coherent, manageable list.
This allows users to tailor their security to cover things that applications like ModSecuity may have mishandled.
A vast selection of tools and home appliances can be ordered online: refrigerators, stoves, microwave ovens and vacuums all searchable in a way that allows users to tailor their shopping by price, size and brand.
The eColor Management on-screen interface allows users to tailor the performance characteristics of the display, such as brightness, saturation and contrast.
In addition to providing a standard workload and metrics for MOM performance, the benchmark provides a flexible performance analysis framework that allows users to tailor the workload to their requirements.
Home pages for sites such as the BBC now allow users to tailor its format and content.
On arrival, Ian transformed our customer experience by thinking through what our audience wanted and developing the appropriate functionality to allow users to tailor their weekly cleaning sessions as required.
These collimators contained individual, 5- or 10-μm pinholes and were rapidly exchangeable, thereby allowing users to tailor the beam size to their experimental needs.
Each of these services offer an array of widgets that allow users to tailor their homepages to suit their tastes, but for the most part they do it exactly the same way and do little to differentiate themselves.
In the same space as Buzzillions and Viewpoints, a new consumer review aggregator SearchReviews unveils itself today, allowing users to tailor searches to its over 40 million consumer reviews for over 4 million products from 1,011 retailers like ebay, Sephora, Walmart, Amazon and Zappos.
