The phrase "an enabling infrastructure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing systems or frameworks that facilitate or support certain activities or processes.
Example: "The government is investing in an enabling infrastructure to promote innovation and entrepreneurship in the tech sector."
Alternatives: "a supportive framework" or "a facilitating structure".
To enable a Service Economy, Service Markets must be practically realized, which in turn requires an enabling infrastructure to support service value chains and service choreographies resulting from service composition scenarios.
For example, 3D printing, an enabling infrastructure technology, has ties through distributed manufacturing into the maker and on-demand economy theses.
Legal clarity around the frameworks designed to protect populations from EIDs is critical to providing an enabling infrastructure to co-ordinate and support the One Health-based work of policymakers, development planners, human and animal health-workers and biosecurity agencies.
Because the science of biobanking is very closely linked to the development of an enabling infrastructure, it requires scientists to work more closely with each other and with funders than has historically been the norm in biomedical science.
This program, with its dual focus on rehabilitation and prevention, has achieved its objective to improve health in the Aboriginal population, and fits the recommendations in the State of Preventive Health 2013 report for intervention efforts that need to be appropriate to specific needs with an enabling infrastructure supported by strong workforce and leadership [ 29].
An enabling infrastructure for population-wide health information capture and transfer is beginning to emerge in the U.S.
This is important in that many theories of why social movements succeed or fail emphasize the critical need for a long preceding organizing period of smaller events that build the national networks and organizing infrastructure as an enabling base to leverage the sudden attention to maximal effect.
When we have enabling infrastructure, a socio-political context that is easy to operate in, access to Wi-Fi, technology andadequate funds, and yet are failing to meet the refugees' basic needs (even for something as simple as safe accommodation), reduce serious threats (such as the prevalence of sexual violence), or to be accountable or innovative, it suggests we are disinterested or incompetent.
John Greenwood, the chief economist of London-based Invesco, told the South China Morning Post that Li's strategy of investing in a startup that provides enabling infrastructure for the virtual currency, offers lessons for investors looking to make money from Bitcoin.
The finance innovators would co-create a 4.0 platform that functions as a mechanism to fund the enabling infrastructure and advance the most promising prototyping ideas.
It's basically the first of a much larger set of enabling infrastructure that will allow the industrialisation of this region," said another Alliance member, Coyne Gibson.
