The phrase "and enables the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes, systems, or tools that facilitate or support growth or progress in a particular area.
Example: "The new software improves efficiency and enables the development of innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "and facilitates the growth" or "and supports the advancement".
The characterization of specific losses in hearing or balance facilitates the diagnosis of impairments and enables the development of effective treatment or management plans.
The concept of declarative security allows the separation of security concerns from business logic and enables the development of highly flexible and secure applications.
The combination of these technologies has several advantages in so far document distribution is concerned, and enables the development of scalable and cost-effective solutions.
High refractive index provides strong in-plane confinement of the light and enables the development of compact and low loss complex shaped integrated 2D photonic devices.
High Δn provides strong lateral confinement of the light inside the waveguide structures and enables the development of compact and low loss integrated 2D photonic devices.
Although underpowered, these findings are clinically relevant because it provides clinical professionals with a new prognostic tool and enables the development of new therapeutic schedules that addresses the problem of future cognitive deficits.
Identifying the causes led to a better understanding of transmission modes and enabled the development of guidelines for managing the epidemic.
The technique allowed scientists to investigate their structure with greater accuracy and enabled the development of a new kind of timekeeping device known as the atomic clock.
Advancements in artificial intelligence, system design solutions, and orchestration technologies can further facilitate intelligent food production and enable the development of new business models.
The government has been sure-footed in its desire to simplify welfare, and has rightly promoted open data and the more imaginative use of information and communications technology to improve accountability and enable the development of new forms of services.
