The phrase "a design that enabled" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a design that facilitates or allows for a specific function or outcome.
Example: "The new software features a design that enabled users to navigate the interface more intuitively."
Alternatives: "a design that allowed" or "a design that facilitated".
In light of the very high drop out rate of the ambitious CATIE study, a design that enabled a high rate of subject completion (CATIE completion rate: 26%) would certainly be necessary for the study to have the necessary impact.
In a clear extension to previous studies, we used a design that enabled us to investigate the earliest and possibly automatic stages of compound word processing, which may have been missed in previous neurophysiological studies due to stimulus variability or the specific tasks used.
They contain a range of tools, including those to test a design, that enable users to create their own prototypes through trial and error.
The curved-field reflectron (CFR), when used as the second mass analyzer in a tandem time-of-flight mass spectrometer, provides a design that enables the use of very high energy collision-induced dissociation (CID).
In the present study we employed a stimulus design that enabled the simultaneous determination of bisection and vernier acuities in 36 subjects, aged between 22 and 84 years.
The temporal dynamics of motivation-cognition interactions were investigated by employing an experimental design that enabled isolation of sustained and transient effects.
Two "one-factor-at-a-time" experiments paved the way for a composite experimental design that enabled the optimization of ESP geometry, i.e. the inter-electrode interval and width of the collecting electrodes.
This was accomplished through a nested sampling design that enabled comparisons at scales ranging from centimetres to kilometres.
He called for a revamped station design that enabled faster boarding through multiple doors, and fares would be exchanged before entering the station – similar to subway or light-rail systems.
With his colleague Lynn Conway, Mead went on to launch a revolution in hierarchical microchip design that enabled most of the digital miracles of the microprocessor era.
We used a special design that enables a quasi-experience of SNS browsing, and examined if browsing other's posts in a news stream can create a feeling of familiarity and (even) closeness toward the discloser.
