The phrase "a clear enabler" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that facilitates or makes a process easier to achieve.
Example: "The new software acts as a clear enabler for our team's productivity, allowing us to complete tasks more efficiently."
Alternatives: "a definite facilitator" or "an obvious supporter".
Some relatives also mentioned the wish to let the patient die with a clear mind, enabling a good start in the hereafter [ 18].
Comical French defender played it part - Diaby shanked the ball the wrong way when attempting to clear, enabling an umfana to cross towards Mphela.
To help promote convergence across the APEC region, capacity building is a clear need and enabler.
But winning a clear majority would enable the Brotherhood's party, if it chose, to govern without forming a coalition.
"Creating a cabinet with the right members and a clear plan that enables cross-agency work is much harder". Each city in the By All Means consortium formed a cabinet that was chaired by the mayor, co-chaired by the superintendent or another city leader, and included representation from health and social services and other government and community organizations.
There is then, a clear workflow that enables players understanding this functionality.
Alexis Tsipras asked supporters for a clear mandate to enable him to end the country's austerity policies.
For this reason, fluid media are used for operative procedures, as they allow continuous irrigation giving a clear picture and enable use of both mechanical and electrosurgical instruments.
"[3D printing] enables us to try things, to test things, sometimes we're right, sometimes we're wrong, but it gives us a clear direction, it enables us to extract the best performance from the car".
"Asm.js is a clear step towards enabling near-native performance for the Web platform, which is why we're excited to bring it to Chakra in an upcoming release".
