The phrase "a decision that enabled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a choice or action that allowed for a particular outcome or result to occur.
Example: "The committee made a decision that enabled the project to move forward without any delays."
Alternatives: "a choice that facilitated" or "a resolution that allowed".
The workshop was held in conjunction with the International ASEAN SACA&D Conference and Workshop 2014 IASCW-20144) Past, Present and Future; a Display of Climate Science and Services in South East Asia (BMKG-KNMI) held in Indonesia, a decision that enabled delegates to move between both workshops and thus increase opportunities for discussion and data-sharing.
A former president of Penn State and two other former university administrators were sentenced Friday to at least two months each in jail for failing to alert authorities to a 2001 allegation against ex-assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky, a decision that enabled the now-convicted serial predator to continue molesting boys.
Debbie Gore had her original career stall not once, but twice, and made an executive decision that enabled her to become her own boss.
We shouldn't wait as long to fix this problem as the Supreme Court waited to remedy its 1980 decision that enabled the patenting of human genes until now.
Much has been written about Citizens United, the 2010 Supreme Court decision that enabled corporations and labor unions to spend unlimited sums to support or oppose political candidates, so long as the spending was independent of the campaigns.
The explosive growth of the biotechnology industry following the 1980 Supreme Court Diamond v. Chakrabarty decision that enabled patent protection for living material illustrates the availability of funding for high-risk, high-payoff science.
Diack added: "In granting the championships to Eugene the IAAF Council have made a clear choice on a strategic decision that enables us to take advantage of a unique opportunity that may never arise again.
On Monday, George Osborne, the chancellor of the Exchequer, called it "a sensible and welcome decision that enables Stephen Hester to focus on the very important job he has got to do, namely to get back billions of pounds of taxpayers' money that was put into R.B.S".
What I found is by being able to translate our experience in the field and make that relevant to people who are considering policy decisions; that enabled us to have a seat at the table and have influence in how people look at these things.
But what history judges is: did you take the tough and difficult decisions that enabled the NHS to deliver high-quality care for patients?
The decisions that enabled al-Qa'ida to avoid elimination, and later to expand, were made in the hours immediately after 9/11.
