The phrase "a role which enables" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a function or position that allows or facilitates certain actions or outcomes.
Example: "In our organization, we have a role which enables team members to collaborate more effectively on projects."
Alternatives: "a position that allows" or "a function that facilitates".
In 1951 he and his family moved to Zurich following his appointment as founding director of the International Press Institute - a role which enabled him to promote press freedom across the world at a time when the cold war was at its height.
In the past few years I moved into a new role which enables me to use my creative and strategic thinking skills, developing and devising new ways to provide public services.
We highlight the relational focus of the network leadership role which enables knowledge sharing, network coherence and network stability.
The study design enabled a contextually based analysis of massage therapy roles, which enabled a more comprehensive exploration and one which will enhance the transferability of the findings to other hospital settings.
Subjects take certain roles, which enable them to perform some actions with restrictions about classified information according to their profiles.
We implemented NexGenEx- as a role based platform which enables the exploration of NGS based transcriptome collections.
These artefacts have two main roles – one which enables a shared understanding of requirements and one which facilitates the development process itself.
In this model, everyone is a teacher and a learner, which enables people to step out of their traditional roles.
These observations underline the crucial role of the polypyrimidine tract as a regulatory hub, which enables the interplay of multiple regulators with the splicing machinery.
The second booklet addresses the roles adults can play in creating an environment, which enables meaningful youth participation.
For instance, Chávez discusses the role of utopia, which "enables us to see and experience potentialities, often ephemeral, that offer imaginations of something otherwise.
