The phrase "also allow consumers to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing features, benefits, or functionalities that enable consumers to do something.
Example: "The new app also allows consumers to track their spending habits in real-time."
Alternatives: "also enables consumers to" or "also permits consumers to".
His bill would also allow consumers to import cheaper drugs from Canada.
The rules also allow consumers to dispute errors directly with the creditor.
It will also allow consumers to communicate directly with showbiz personalities, including Garraway, who hosts ITV's morning news show, GMTV.
The California protections also allow consumers to choose not to have their data shared with the affiliates, subsidiaries or companies with which the financial institutions have marketing agreements.
In addition, creating and adhering to a consistent domain name registration strategy will help brand owners keep a lid on the costs of domain names and also allow consumers to become familiar with the naming policy of the brand.
Mr. Powell, the F.C.C. chairman, said that the new technology would not only offer greater competition in the broadband market, but would also allow consumers to easily create networks in their home through electrical outlets.
But the company has also allowed consumers to see and edit the ad categories that they had been grouped in.
The site also allows consumers to name the fees they are willing to pay and see which service providers may be willing to work with them.
"It also allows consumers to turn on energy saving features in various picture modes," Taylor said, adding that LG was also planning to enhance the ABC features in its 2017 TV models.
A smartphone app also allows consumers to identify items made by forced labor and send letters to the manufacturers, demanding that they investigate the origins of the raw materials used in their products.
"Just like it is not easy for traditional e-mail companies to compete in social, it is not going to be easy for social companies to compete with e-mail," said Brad Garlinghouse, president for consumer applications at AOL, which on Sunday unveiled a service that also allows consumers to consolidate e-mail and other messaging accounts in one place.
