The phrase "allows users to toggle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature in software or technology that enables users to switch between different options or settings.
Example: "The new app version allows users to toggle between light and dark mode for a better viewing experience."
Alternatives: "enables users to switch" or "permits users to change".
The application also allows users to toggle between "in-field" sampling as well as dry or moist soil samples.
The site also allows users to toggle between the subway diagram and detailed neighborhood maps, which list local attractions.
The best custom feature is a handy hardware notification switch on the side of the device that allows users to toggle between all notifications, priority only or total silence.
The information is color coded (red for delays, green for good service) and divided into categories (subway, rail, bus) by tabs, similar to a Web browser that allows users to toggle through multiple pages.
In Chrome's pre-release Canary app for Android, which previews and tests features coming later to the stable version, there is now a feature that allows users to toggle a built-in blocker for sites with intrusive advertising.
Unlike iOS, Android allows users to toggle off a setting that prevents installation of apps from outside the official app store.
In order to offer a better service, many have created extensive sets of privacy controls that allow users to toggle between different levels of protection to shield their online data.
The new, redesigned Control Centre in iOS 11, which appears to allow users to toggle various settings such as turning wifi and Bluetooth off, doesn't actually turn them completely off.
It also allows users to quickly toggle between different modes within the app.
The LG Rhythm also comes with a 3.5 mm stereo headset with a microphone that allows users to easily toggle between music and incoming calls.
A tray accessed by dragging from the top of the screen allows users to view notifications received from other apps, and contains toggle switches for commonly used functions.
