The phrase "able to use enhanced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability to utilize improved or advanced features or tools.
Example: "The new software update makes users able to use enhanced security features to protect their data."
Alternatives: "capable of utilizing enhanced" or "equipped to use enhanced".
On the other hand, you used to be able to use "enhance" to talk about all sorts of things, like electronics and drugs, whereas now it refers strictly to dongs.
In addition, if a beneficial effect of passive ankle exercise is revealed, it could be useful for immobilized patients because nurses will be able to use it to enhance cerebral blood oxygenation.
They say "real time" is now possible locally but I'm sure there's a resolution or bitrate limit on that; this won't be for clearing up glitches on 720p TV rips, but you might be able to use it to enhance some of those YouTube FLVs or jittery iSight videos.
He was able to use this to enhance his performance as the mutating Mitchell, the unusual gaze giving him an arrogant and haughty demeanor.
We were not able to use SF2/ASF and SC35 enhancing signals for having LOD characteristics with indistinct enhancement profile.
We are taking it away from people who are willing and able to use their money to enhance their free speech guaranteed by the Constitution".
But now the company has refined its offering to make it a lot easier for developers in the Internet-of-Things (IoT) space, such as the smart home and wearables, to be able to use its technology to enhance their offerings.
If other regions such as U.S. states or Canadian provinces similarly shared their MRSA rates, local clinicians would be able to use those rates to enhance antimicrobial prescribing.
"We believe that by separating from KPMG L.L.P. and becoming a public company, we will be able to use our common stock to enhance our growth," the company said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
In summary, we have optimized treatment method (Frequency 1.5 MHz, Duty cycle 10%, Pulse repetition frequency 1 Hz, Time 30 sec, Interval 2 mm) and demonstrated that we are able to use pulsed-HIFU (pHIFU) to enhance extravasation and tissue penetration of nanoparticles in femoral tissue of mice.
