The phrase "although it was enabled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding something that was activated or allowed.
Example: "The feature was supposed to enhance performance, although it was enabled, users reported no noticeable improvements."
Alternatives: "even though it was activated" or "despite being enabled".
(Although FriendFeed is not enabled as a connected site for most users, strangely enough it is enabled for Buchheit's account).
"It's enabling," his colleague David Goldberg said.
"It is enabling mass-participation in design".
Since both firms had patents, it is clear patents did not drive the differing choices, although Myriad's business model was enabled by its patents and subsequent emergence as sole provider of BRCA testing with OncorMed's demise.
Although the formation of two distinct chambers was enabled in Nkx2.7 and Nkx2.5/2.7 morphants, the hearts were not processed further, remaining, instead, a linear tube, resulting in abnormal contractions and arrhythmia.
Moving further down the stack, the JRE also performs DNS caching (although it is only enabled under certain conditions) and the OS also has a DNS cache.
This feature, said Google, has been available for three years, although it is not enabled by default, which could leave less tech-savvy users open to attack.
Although it was tailored to enable specific GC-content optimization, it also shows poor performance in fulfilling the targeted GC values.
Sallings has had to be careful not to ping the server too often for fear of overtaxing Summize or the Jabber.org servers, and although he's enabled the ability to enter posts into the Gchat window, attempts to intermingle follow updates return a 403: Forbidden error.
Although commercial development is enabled by the advanced technologies, estimated primary recovery factors remain to be as low as 5%15%%, owing to the ultra-low permeability (Hoffman 2012).
