The phrase "actions to enable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures or steps taken to facilitate or empower a particular outcome or process.
Example: "The organization implemented several actions to enable better communication among team members."
Alternatives: "steps to facilitate" or "measures to empower".
Our expanding technology frontiers are providing us with the opportunity to build a new class of systems that can learn from both structured and unstructured data, find important correlations, create hypotheses for these correlations, and suggest and measure actions to enable better outcomes for users.
The third, most complex, hemilineages can coordinate several complex actions to enable the flies to perform very complicated tasks, like take off for flight.
According to Eide [ 34], these obligations of conduct require the government to undertake purposeful sought out and calculated actions to enable the population, especially the most vulnerable, to realize and exercise their right to adequate food.
To cope with the challenges which arise with the number of elderly subjects, the WHO recommended structured political actions to enable healthy and active ageing which have to be undertaken by governments and international organisations [ 1].
Health services alone are not enough; there must be action to enable individuals to understand and exercise their rights.
In truth, using an eminent domain action to enable a private corporation to maximize profits at homeowners' expense is hardly a social obligation.
Mr Speaker, the nuclear white paper published today sets out a clear timetable for action to enable the building of the first new nuclear power station, which I hope will be completed well before 2020.
But the news of an operation called "continuity in government" (or COG, as it was immediately acronymmed) was happily received by those of us who have been espousing quick action to enable the government to function in the event of catastrophe in the nation's capital.
It is part of a scheme organised by the Sustainable Eels Group to encourage people to take action to enable the species to recover.
Customers won't have to take any action to enable the feature, or sign up – it will just be turned on for them, says AT&T.
Asked whether the union had considered delaying the new action to enable some of the refuse backlog to be cleared and provide some respite for residents, Mr Turner said: "We are doing that for three days at the end of this week".
