The phrase "also allow subscribers to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing features or permissions granted to subscribers in a service or platform.
Example: "The new update will also allow subscribers to access exclusive content and features."
Alternatives: "also permit subscribers to" or "additionally enable subscribers to".
The cockfighting Web site, which calls itself "the #1 rooster fighting network in the world" and sells package deals that also allow subscribers to see women in bikinis shooting large guns, seems unlikely to qualify.
In addition to the extra content that is now a fixture of paid-registration newspaper Web sites (exclusive blogs, expanded columns, e-mail updates), Capitol Alert will also allow subscribers to enjoy early access to some articles scheduled to appear in the next day's paper.
Verizon Wireless will also allow subscribers to transfer phone numbers to and from landlines owned by its parent, Verizon Communications, the nation's largest local phone company.
Verizon Wireless will also allow subscribers to transfer phone numbers to and from landlines owned by its parent, Verizon Communications, the U.S.' largest local phone company.
It will also allow subscribers to gain access to members-only posts in the Community tab where creators will share custom perks from time to time, like access to an exclusive live stream, additional videos, shout-outs, news of upcoming events, early access to ticket sales and other things.
But the company has also been rolling out enhanced analog set-top boxes that allow subscribers to receive as many as 110 channels, versus about 50 with its old boxes.
All CSPs must access NSR's clearinghouse databases to obtain phone numbers for new subscribers and to allow subscribers to keep existing numbers when switching networks.
Interactive television requires two fundamental ingredients: an infrastructure that can provide enough bandwidth to allow interactivity to a subscribers television; and credit cards, which would allow subscribers to purchase products via interactive TV.
PERS allow subscribers to get help if they need it, which provides subscribers with a sense of security or peace of mind.
On a more sophisticated level, sharing could allow subscribers to create and upload "activity templates" containing activity's steps, prompts, and triggers, which other subscribers could then view, download, and personalize for their own use.
