The phrase "allow enterprises to create" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing permissions or capabilities granted to businesses or organizations to develop or produce something.
Example: "The new policy will allow enterprises to create innovative solutions that address current market challenges."
Alternatives: "enable companies to develop" or "permit businesses to generate".
VirusTotal Enterprise offers significantly faster and more customizable malware search, as well as a new feature called Private Graph, which allows enterprises to create their own private visualizations of their infrastructure and malware that affects their machines.
SOA is focused on creating a design style, technology, and process framework that allow enterprises to develop, interconnect, and maintain enterprise applications and services efficiently and cost-effectively (Huhns and Singh [2005]).
These items of information will allow enterprises to build confidence in the cloud service management.
One key feature allows enterprises to add unified branding at the beginning or end of all videos created by their employees.
Salesforce says the new platform is built for the social enterprise, allowing users to create content once and publish it in seconds across a company's corporate sites, landing pages and to Facebook.
The technology is, on the one hand, a data exchange for app developers, and on the other hand, an off-the-shelf dashboard for consumers and enterprises that allows them to create and curate information streams on any subject — like a suped-up RSS reader.
" Allow it to create media.
PromoJam, a social marketing platform for the enterprise that allows businesses to create campaigns across Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, LinkedIn, Tumblr, and Myspace, has raised $1.2 million in Series A funding, the company is announcing today.
It also pointed to the NHS scheme that is already running, which allows staff to create social enterprises which can innovate and be more responsive to local needs.
