The phrase "a solution that enables" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a solution that provides the capability or means to achieve a specific outcome or function.
Example: "We have developed a solution that enables seamless communication between different software applications."
Alternatives: "a solution that allows" or "a solution that facilitates".
"We are happy to have found a solution that enables Alpha to continue broadcasting".
"We want a solution that enables Ipso to be an effective regulator for relevant consumers and provides a definition that is intuitive and workable for publishers".
Our contribution is a solution that enables fault-tolerant WSN deployment planning by judicious use of a minimum number of additional relays.
Indexes based on minimum bounding regions (MBRs) such as the R-tree exhibit high concurrency overheads during node splitting, and each individual update is known to be quite costly that has led to the design of a solution that enables the B+-tree to manage moving objects.
"We're proud to offer a solution that enables businesses to operate both productively and securely".
Electrical conductivity (EC) actually measures the ionic process of a solution that enables it to transmit current.
He found a solution that enabled him to escape both hypocrisy and harm.
He created a solution that enabled companies to deploy their software any way they liked without maintaining two code bases by building a solution using Docker and Kubernetes as the underlying technologies.
"They were looking for a solution that enabled them to tap into the large labour supply quickly and cost efficiently, and traditional methods such as job boards or agencies weren't fast enough and just didn't deliver the quality of workers they required".
Michelle Obama's communications director said, of the move: "Once we learned about the concerns of some students, we were eager to find a solution that enabled all of the students and their families to celebrate the special day".
Duplan said that there hasn't been a scalable solution that enables a phone to pay a merchant without replacing the point of sale system.
