Enable
When you enable something, you make it possible for something to happen: …

enable | American Dictionary

enable
verb[ T ]
us/ɪˈneɪ·bəl/
to make someone or something able to do something by providing whatever is necessary to achieve that aim:
Saving enough money now will enable you to retire comfortably.

enable | Business English

enable
verb[ T ]
uk /ɪˈneɪbl/us
to make someone or something able to do something, or to make something possible:
enable sb/sth to do sthThis software will enable us to track orders more efficiently.
Recent technology has enabled the development of cheaper digital radios.

Examples of enable

enable
First, while the use of a postal questionnaire made the collection of qualitative data impracticable, it enabled a large number of homes to be surveyed.
The shelving unit enables foodstuffs to be picked out without opening cupboards and reaching over.
The five values that have been derived through the work are : maximising personal control ; enabling choice ; respecting dignity ; preserving continuity ; promoting equity.
The core of flexibility lies in enabling older people to remain in their own homes for as long as they wish.
Neither time nor the scaffolding condition enabled the late talkers to narrow the gap between their narrative skills and those of the comparison peers.
The proposed approach enables design decision rules, which are used in the mapping process, to be extracted from past design information.
Four th, sets of inappropriate solutions can be eliminated using a single learning session thus enabling rapid exploration of the solution space.
The scene also enables members across the world to interact on a fairly equal basis.
However, these acts will occur within a framework of both enabling and constraining factors.
The inflation and unemployment of the late 1970s enabled the deregulation of the airline and trucking industries.
The book provides an excellent, detailed insight into the beautiful and intriguing environment that has enabled the microelectronics revolution.
Reminiscence and recollection of ideas enables their enactment.
One solution has been to assume that syntax arrived all at once, perhaps enabled by a genetic mutation.
Models that enables the detection and interpretation of interactions between attributes can also be researched in the future.
A system initiative strategy places stronger constraints on the user input and enables the search space of the recognizer to be highly constrained.
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