The phrase "adequate to enable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is sufficient or suitable to allow a particular action or outcome to occur.
Example: "The resources provided were adequate to enable the team to complete the project on time."
Alternatives: "sufficient to allow" or "capable of facilitating".
Light propagation loss (9 dB/m at 652 nm for the most transparent fibers) and tensile properties of the fibers turned out to be adequate to enable their use in industrially produced luminous textiles.
Moreover, the Master found that two individual farmers with water rights senior to the District, but whose farms are located downstream from the District, have historically used less than their decreed rights even though the supply was adequate to enable them to develop their entire acreage.
Thomas figured his $2,000,000 portfolio plus the value of his business seemed more than adequate to enable him to sell his business today and support his lifestyle indefinitely.
Too often teachers in struggling schools are not given time and support adequate to enable them to bring about change.
Some may have had a protein intake adequate to enable a skeletal response to calcium; others may not.
Among this self-selected sample, the current — sometimes ad hoc — support available appears adequate to enable them to self-monitor successfully.
Selection of SNPs for replication should be based upon genotype distributions between cases and controls using appropriate statistical methods [5], [7] and not on 2×2 tests for allelic association, clustering of SNPs, or other features of the loci except for having a minor allele frequency high enough to enable adequate power in the study.
Justice minister Ana Pineda said the plan was designed to "ensure adequate security to enable journalists to be able to work free from threats and intimidation".
Other sources of ambiguity include double negatives that leave people unsure what the question even is ("I don't feel that my company fails to provide adequate resources to enable me to do my job") and rating systems that switch directions partway through (where "5" means something positive, then something negative).
We want the company to have adequate resources to enable the team to focus on growth without having to worry about quickly raising another round.
Basic, rapidly assimilated, instructional media (cue-cards and short instructional videos) provided adequate training to enable non-experts to obtain potentially important medical information using ultrasound.
