The phrase "altered to enable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a modification made to facilitate a specific function or purpose.
Example: "The software was altered to enable better user interaction and improved performance."
Alternatives: "modified to allow" or "changed to facilitate".
A spokesman for the Probation Service said that home detention curfews can be altered to enable ex-offenders to take up a job, but the change must be approved by both their supervising officer and the Prison Service.
The approach taken fits well within the existing architecture of CADP which does not need to be altered to enable C program verification.
Our results also provide baseline measures for identifying where and how policy should be altered to enable equitable access.
During those processes, the structure of chromatin must be dynamically and reversibly altered to enable or repress the access of cellular machineries to underlying genomic sequences.
When the mutualism is established, gene expression programs are altered to enable the fungus to colonize root surfaces and grow between plant cells (Martin 2007).
This is likely to change if criteria are altered to enable people to start treatment at an earlier stage, and may require a two stream service to ensure that those in more clinical need are not affected by waiting lists.
Zipline's idea caught on with Rwandan authorities, including the country's civil aviation body, which altered regulations to enable its drones to operate.
Once developed and validated, models can be adapted in different ways (e.g., inputs can be altered to mimic different environments) to enable examination of different qualities.
After replacing bakers yeast's natural receptor with that of C. albicans, the researchers then altered its DNA to enable production of lycopene, the pigment responsible for the red coloring of tomatoes.
Hughes genetically altered the baby to enable his survival, and after birth, it developed into a "superbaby" and began feeding on people.
These include changing jury selection methods to achieve more representative juries, altering jury structure to enable more efficient decisionmaking, and modifying trial practices to promote jury competence.
