The phrase "a device that facilitates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a tool or mechanism that makes a process easier or more efficient.
Example: "The new software is a device that facilitates communication between team members, streamlining project collaboration."
Alternatives: "a tool that enables" or "an instrument that aids".
The Teleharmonium and the Electrophone foreshadowed the broadcast of music by radio waves, but they also explode the notion that the telephone itself was ever a device that facilitated intimacy.
Besides, literature reports that specific types of mouthguards may become an ergogenic device that facilitates a powerful jaw clenching, and a subsequent concurrent activation potentiation through this remote voluntary contraction of the mandible muscles.
Invariably, the generating function will be reported as a very effective device that facilitates proofs of numerous interrelationships between Legendre polynomials of various orders and/or their derivatives.
A local philanthropist underwrote purchase of a new Illumina MiSeq device that facilitates targeted gene sequencing.
If required, a feedback loop could be engineered into this device that facilitates real-time field adjustments using a coupled sensor circuit.
It opens with a section titled Planchette, after the Ouija-board recognised device that facilitates automatic writing.
It opens with a section titled Planchette, after the Ouija-board recognized device that facilitates automatic writing.
The iPad is a device that has facilitated many uses when it comes to getting creative; from DJing to music production, light painting to finger painting to hologram creation the iPad's seen them all.
Again, as stated earlier, the important improvement our device makes over these two previous devices is that our method will allow for the integration of beam shaping optics onto a device that will also facilitate forward scatter collection.
The lighted stylet is a device that employs the principle of transillumination to facilitate blind orotracheal intubation (an intubation technique in which the laryngoscopist does not view the glottis).
