The phrase "a facilitation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of making a process easier or more manageable, often in contexts related to meetings, discussions, or collaborative efforts.
Example: "The workshop served as a facilitation of open dialogue among participants, allowing for diverse perspectives to be shared."
Alternatives: "an enabling of" or "a support of".
"But a facilitation of a dialogue between India and Pakistan is possible.
While it is disappointing that critics of the Safe Rides program see it as a facilitation of teenage drinking, we feel strongly that it is but a small part of the solution that communities are looking for.
(A) Facilitation of BCCIP expression by INO80/YY1 complex.
After smoking N2 and P2 latency are significantly reduced showing a facilitation of trigeminal pain processing at supraspinal level.
The contrary physiological and behavioral results indicate a facilitation of 1g-readaptation originating from accessory gravity, proprioceptive and visual sense organs.
The repetitive facial and head pain in migraine patients during their regular attacks can lead to a facilitation of all painful trigeminal stimuli in these subjects.
We propose that left frontal A-tDCS facilitation of naming may be associated with processes of semantic retrieval or the mapping to its associated phonological representation.
With a lowered baseline, a greater facilitation of dopamine release was produced by nicotine compared to that obtained under control conditions when the baseline was higher.
The charity's head, Imtiaz Sooliman, said mediators from a tribe in Yemen had convinced al-Qaida to hand over Korkie for a "facilitation fee" of $200,000£128,00000), after dropping a $3m ransom demand.
Results suggest a facilitation role of native and pollution adapted AMF on Hg phytoaccumulation.
Specifically, repetitive mossy fiber activity causes a pronounced facilitation of release onto the pyramidal neurons [56], [57] and a depression of feedforward inhibition [54].
