The phrase "a manner that enabled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a way or method that allows something to happen or be achieved.
Example: "The new software was designed in a manner that enabled users to complete tasks more efficiently."
Alternatives: "a way that allowed" or "a method that facilitated".
Fowler did so, but in a manner that enabled the goalkeeper to save it.
I was focused on working in a manner that enabled me to have time in the week with my children.
In this article, post-disaster measures are evaluated with respect to how far these measures have been carried out in a manner that enabled a sustainable reduction of social vulnerability and have had positive long-term effects on society.
No studies reported adverse events in a manner that enabled comparison between groups.
The interviews were conducted in a manner that enabled free discussion, but used a topic guide as a prompt to ensure discussion covered relevant topics identified in the literature review.
In the bulk of identified prioritisation processes children were included but research priorities were not considered, or reported, in a manner that enabled a separate assessment of childhood priorities.
"It was critical to ensure that the two largest cable companies did not co-own cable assets in a manner that enables them to dominate the cable programming and Internet markets.
And they have to be applied in a manner that enables personalisation of service, innovation and the right balance between quality assurance and overhead expenditure while ensuring fundamental protection and opportunities for service users.
In a 2012 case, she wrote, "I would ask whether people reasonably expect that their movements will be recorded and aggregated in a manner that enables the Government to ascertain, more or less at will, their political and religious beliefs, sexual habits, and so on".
An important engineering concept is that of modeling signals and systems in a manner that enables their study, analysis and control.
A draft says that authors have a responsibility to "undertake reasonable efforts to make data and materials integral to a publication available in a manner that enables replication and further science".
