The phrase "a model that enables" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a model that facilitates or allows certain actions or processes.
Example: "The new software is a model that enables users to streamline their workflow and increase productivity."
Alternatives: "a framework that allows" or "a system that facilitates".
Computer simulation provides a visual representation of the system in a model that enables modellers and stakeholders to interact with it while it is running.
This study provides a model that enables health care providers to understand parental decisions about vaccines.
This paper develops a model that enables comparative analysis of intermodal and synchromodal operations from economic, societal, and environmental perspectives.
Commercial and governmental legal service providers simply haven't figured out a model that enables them to effectively engage these populations, who are also the world's largest (relatively) untapped markets.
To provide a model that enables health systems and pharmacy benefit managers to provide medications reliably and test for reliability and validity in the analysis of adherence to drug therapy of chronic disease.
It's a model that enables businesses to grow, employees to thrive and those they do business with regain some of their lost faith.
The perspectives of inventor, decision maker and organization are integrated in a business model that enables a common "language" and communication platform for the inevitably emerging tension field and that allows for asking and answering the right questions.
As villin is expressed and properly distributed only in differentiated IECs, we used a cellular model that enables an endogenous apical expression of this protein after differentiation (i.e., human colonic TC7 cells).
They used their finding as a basis for an empirical model that enables to make an estimate of the total travel distance and final thickness of future debris flows.
This is a simple example of image-based systems biology, where quantitative imaging is used to build a predictive model that enables learning a non-observable quantity.
(See "Ryanair's Business Model Then and Now"). The result is a business model that enables Ryanair to offer a decent level of service at a low cost without radically lowering customers' willingness to pay for its tickets.
