The phrase "actively enable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of making something possible or facilitating an action in a proactive manner.
Example: "The new software update will actively enable users to customize their settings more efficiently."
Alternatives: "proactively facilitate" or "dynamically support".
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A leader who builds systems that actively enable people to be and express whatever identity they authentically claim, and at the same time looks for ways to elevate the individuality of others.
In particular, there is a need for health-care organisations to make a commitment to actively enable practitioners in rural and remote contexts to access support interventions.
In response to the leaks, Mossack Fonseca denied allegations that it was actively enabling criminal activity, writing in a statement that it has operated for 40 years "beyond reproach in our home country and in other jurisdictions where we have operations".
In many instances, in fact, his administration has actively enabled such violations.
But for more than a decade prior, Israeli authorities actively enabled its rise.
Republicans are actively enabling it and will continue to do so as long as they control Congress.
This inclusive, intersectional approach actively enabled working women not only to participate in the movement but to shape and lead it.
That silence transferred the shame of the abuser's act onto the child and onto the family; it is powerful and crippling, and it actively enables abuse.
Specifically, the phrases "suggesting facilitation of infringement" and "actively enabling infringement" depart from the case law in ways that make their meaning hard to pin down.
