The phrase "allows users to transition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or functionality of a system, application, or process that enables users to move from one state or condition to another.
Example: "The new software update allows users to transition seamlessly between different modes of operation."
Alternatives: "enables users to shift" or "permits users to move".
By employing a suite of novel data transfer, processing, and visualization tools, the GLWLD allows users to seamlessly transition not only between alternate displays of Great Lakes water levels over different temporal scales, but between different data sets and forecasts as well.
To fill this gap, the SBML community has recently developed the qual specification, which allows users to model arbitrary transitions between species.
MRMer [150] allows users to accept and/or reject transitions by manual selection and automated analysis of transitions.
For cases in which assemblages are nested by such gradients, our new freeware program allows users to determine the line of smoothest transition among species-specific thresholds of occurrence.
Some people find that using Meetup, a site and mobile app that allows users to form groups and arrange meetings, offers a comfortable transition between online discussion and in-person engagement.
iSAT allows users to upload their own dataset locally on their own browser and analyze transition patterns across their attributes to gain insights.
The in-line remote allows users to control an iPhone or iPod easily, while the in-line microphone makes a seamless transition to telephone calls.
"We wanted to provide a seamless transition between passive listening and active on-demand listening: a service that allows users to hop seamlessly between the two," he says.
Additionally, it allows users to interactively select the start and stop retention times that can be used for quantification for a given transition, and to manually select/unselect verified transitions for a given peptide ion.
