The phrase "a plan to enable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or initiatives aimed at facilitating or empowering a particular action or outcome.
Example: "The organization has developed a plan to enable better communication between departments."
Alternatives: "a strategy to facilitate" or "an initiative to empower".
Yesterday, the Department of Housing and Urban Development announced a plan to enable teachers to buy, at half price, homes owned by the department in economically distressed neighborhoods.
With just days to go before the recent Iowa caucuses, Mr. Clinton proposed a plan to enable parents to enroll in the same health plans as their children.
It will set out a plan to enable local communities to buy their own energy collectively, saving them money and helping boost take-up of green energy.
Yet, with all their talk of Jerusalem's indivisibility, neither side has a plan to enable everyone to live functional, productive lives here.
In a separate move, the chairman, Kevin J. Martin, said he had come up with a plan to enable the Chicago investor Samuel Zell to close the buyout of the Tribune Company by the end of December.
The Giants are talking with Ticketmaster and other high-tech companies about a plan to enable fans to buy tickets over the Internet and print their tickets on a home printer.
The cornerstones of stealth-mode PR are: a) speaking in industry conferences about where the world should be headed to enable a key transition and how you may have a unique plan to enable that key transition; b) getting your design customers to talk to their fellow CIOs and to the investment community; and c) engaging industry analysts and mentors.
The Bread Project's core competency was their underlying mission, and where they needed help was in developing a strategic plan to enable them to take the next step to be a self-sustaining social enterprise.
It also brought in a registration plan to enable undocumented workers to obtain visas to stay in the country for two years.
As one media agency source put it: "I think they will have a business plan to enable it to go free if the 20p takeup is not big enough to achieve critical mass.
In October, the Obama administration joined with federal regulators to announce a new plan to enable more "underwater" borrowers, who owe more on their loans than their properties are worth, to refinance at today's low rates if they have government-backed loans.
