The phrase "a deal enabled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a deal or agreement that has been made possible or facilitated by certain conditions or actions.
Example: "The new partnership has resulted in a deal enabled by innovative technology that benefits both companies."
Alternatives: "an agreement facilitated" or "a contract made possible".
Last year Krisztina found a deal enabling her to take her car and family to the continent for just £100 - taking Eddie cost an extra £30.
In each example, the stocks rose quickly and predictably after the announcement of a deal, enabling conspirators to make large and low-risk profits in a matter of days.
Then again, it would look pretty odd for the new boss to be the man who has just brokered a deal enabling himself to be paid lots more money.
UK Uncut was given leave to challenge the legality of a deal, enabling Goldman to avoid a multi-million-pound interest bill on unpaid tax on bonuses.
Israel has agreed to free 26 long-term Palestinian detainees as part of a deal enabling US-backed peace talks to resume.
Turkey and the EU have signed a deal enabling EU countries to send back illegal migrants who entered the 28-nation bloc via Turkey.
In 2008, Singh and President George Bush had finalized a deal enabling India to import reactors and uranium fuel without signing the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
But the Iran Review Act contains new tools -- such as delaying implementation of a deal, enabling a vote to block a deal, and requiring Presidential certifications outside the scope of a nuclear deal -- that go well beyond appropriate or productive oversight and can be deployed to kill any deal.
A minimum 40% plunge in Europe's CO2 emissions by 2030 agreed by EU leaders last week was a "historic moment" on the road to a global climate deal, enabled by a new British relationship with Poland, the energy minister Ed Davey has told the Guardian.
The deal enabled him to pay down a large amount of debt.
