The phrase "ability to enable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to facilitate or empower a particular action or process.
Example: "Her ability to enable collaboration among team members has significantly improved our project outcomes."
Alternatives: "capacity to facilitate" or "skill to empower".
Kodak's future depends on its ability to enable its retail customers to process photographs from digital cameras.
So in that sense Hey Ya is testament to Big Boi's open-mindedness and his ability to enable and encourage his bandmate's experimentation.
Another recurring theme in his work was its playfulness, which reflected the importance Munari attached to art's ability to enable adults to express a childlike sense of fun.
The extraordinary triumph of the cellphone among India's poor stemmed from its ability to enable a most mundane human need, which is to chat with other people.
Samsung is boasting of the device's ability to enable users to annotate text, write notes and share this content with others.
"I haven't heard of any doing it yet," he conceded, "but they've all said that one potential advantage to joining them is the ability to enable new ways of doing business".
Platforms like Ethereum, Ripple, Blockstream/Blockchain are also ones to look out for, says Van der Kleij, who explains that their ability to enable everything from smart contracts to banking means they've caught the attention of innovators big and small.
Usage of early adopters We added the ability for users to enable the entire website to HTTPS.
"In VR gaming, the individual is able to control their surroundings and this ability is key to enable presence and immersion.
(ii) The ability of MIMO to enable spatial multiplexing and interference suppression is not unlimited.
Occasionally, bone formation was observed in direct contact with hydroxyapatite, confirming its osteoconductive ability, albeit insufficient to enable union.
