The phrase "after the enabling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to events or actions that occur following a process of enabling or activation.
Example: "The system will perform optimally after the enabling of the new software features."
Alternatives: "following the activation" or "subsequent to the enabling".
It's three years since the agency Hall commands was commissioned, on April 1 2006, three days after the enabling legislation got royal assent.
"After the enabling tsunami of the Kindle, people say we can access everything but we want to curate our bookshelves," Riddell said.
After the enabling act was passed, territorial legislators had a difficult time writing a state constitution.
Remedial work took several months, but the aqueduct was still opened to traffic only 15 months after the enabling Act of Parliament had been passed, on 17 July 1761.
The aqueduct was opened to traffic on 17 July 1761, only 15 months after the enabling Act had been passed, and it was soon being used by the duke's barges to carry coal to Manchester from his mines at Worsley.
Since the method does not require any intervention such as exogenous labeling, the cells could live for a long time during and even after the experiment, enabling long and efficient investigations on the cells.
They do this with a strong retention after the restart, enabling O'Gara to go for the up-and-under.
The approach would combine results from multiple individual studies after the fact, enabling recommendations to be made about process effectiveness in context.
Plus, you'll receive advice on ways you can continue your practice after the class, enabling you to master your thoughts and feelings, rather than be controlled by them.
Schumacher personally drove a taxi through the Bavarian town of Coburg after collecting the dog, enabling the family to catch their return flight to Switzerland.
He says the reason for the debrief 10 days after the championship enables "a quick response to any urgent issues", before major work for the following year's showcase event begins.
