The phrase "and enabled development of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something has facilitated or made possible the growth or progress of a particular project, idea, or technology.
Example: "The new software features improved user experience and enabled development of more efficient workflows."
Alternatives: "and facilitated the growth of" or "and allowed for the advancement of".
A variety of post-spinning modification techniques add to the large repertoire and enable development of tailored drug delivery systems.
In turn, delivering people who can fulfil this sort of role calls for a new approach to the education of scientists, to expose them to policy issues and enable development of these skills (Parker, 2015).
These results further extend the understanding of the chemical properties of PVX and enable development of novel multifunctional platforms in bio/nanotechnology.
These non-invasive tools will also promote the clinical development of antifibrotic drugs, by permitting the design of lean proof-of-concept studies, and enabling development of a personalised antifibrotic therapy for patients with rapid fibrosis progression or advanced disease.
Use of this analysis on a larger population can quantify the effectiveness of the tibial resection for correcting pathologies, potentially reduce imprecisions in the surgical technique, and enable development of instrumentation that reduces the risk of resection recuts.
While the sample size was limited in this work, the process proposed here, when used on a larger population, can help quantify the precision of tibial resection for correcting varus and valgus pathologies, potentially reduce imprecisions in the surgical technique, and enable development of instrumentation that reduces the need for resection recuts.
Moreover, identification of specific histologic subtypes of cancer in pathology reports may lead to significant prognosis of the cases and enable development of suitable therapeutic interventions.
Including such internal standards in the form of standardized mixtures of internal standards improves the reproducibility of transcript abundance measurement and enables development of a standardized database comprising virtually-multiplexed transcript abundance data.
From topography point of view, recent advances in micro- and nanofabrication enabled development of complex surface features by controlling their pattern, periodicity, shape, and dimensional properties.
