The phrase "a key to enabling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that facilitates or makes possible a particular action or outcome.
Example: "The new software update is a key to enabling faster processing speeds for our applications."
Alternatives: "a crucial factor in facilitating" or "an essential element for allowing".
"[I]t will be measurement that holds a key to enabling true understanding of this audience behavior (in real-time) to inform dynamic content and advertising in an ever-fragmenting media," Dounia Turrill, Nielsen's senior vice president of insights, wrote in the company's most recent "Total Audience Report," released Wednesday.
According to UNICEF Sri Lanka Education Chief Brenda Haiplik, education is also a key to enabling communities to rebuild following a conflict.
2. Write a country profile of Brazil, including demographic information, important events in history, government structure, imports, exports, etc. Include a map with a key to enable the display of different types of geographical information.
Those open issues, however, are a key to enable seamless mobility in WLANs.
For example, the fabrication of patterned features over layers of uniform index and thickness is a key to enable the formation of low loss layers required for resonant grating waveguides [19] and grating coupler waveguides [20].
Herein, active participation is key to enable a two-way flow of information.
Tanks were labelled according to an arbitrary code with corresponding key to enable 'blind' testing.
A common approach to contextualization is key to enable wide-spread and compatible support across cloud boundaries.
We see this as a key driver to enable workers to be more empowered right across the supply chain.
This evaluation is, at present, a key task to enable future exploitation of these structures.
Accessibility to the inner space of the bionanoreactors is a key factor to enable catalytic reactions.
