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The phrase "and he enabled" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone who has facilitated or made something possible for another person or situation.
Example: "The project was a success because he enabled the team to work more efficiently with his innovative ideas."
Alternatives: "and he facilitated" or "and he empowered".
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He was a diehard romanticist, in that he liked his work to relate personal responses and emotions, and he enabled it to do so through a lyric gift underpinned by a harmonic sensibility based very much on the manners of the 19th century.
He gave me what I thought was a really great deal, and he enabled me to make this record on a professional level for an independent budget.
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Harris is one of the few Nets who can make an outside shot with any regularity, and he enables the team to function when Jason Kidd is not on the court.
While Cohen wasn't named as a defendant in any of the SAC insider-trading cases, court papers have alleged that, as the firm's owner and chief executive, he "enabled and promoted" the wrongdoings.
As a bilingual and bicultural preacher, he enabled the Methodists to make significant inroads with the Mississaugas and Iroquois of Upper Canada, both by translating hymns and biblical texts in Ojibwe and Mohawk and by preaching to Indians who did not understand English.
Thomas had a special talent for staff-management and supervision, which he successfully used in the ERAPharm project by setting up a solid and firm direction and framework within which he enabled the partners to use their individual skills and talents freely.
And there's more: during the 1980s and early 1990s, first as a staffer on Capitol Hill and then at the National Security Council, he enabled the running-down of the CIA's human resources.
During his eight years, he enabled residents and visitors to think of the city as a safe place.
While Treasury Secretary, he enabled friends and relatives to engage in what we would now call insider trading.
He enabled, justified, and did all these things, of course, but only because his superiors (who did have such affinities) wanted him to.
This was called "supplying liquidity," which was literally the case, in one sense of the word, when funds were provided for a purchase, and in another sense as he enabled trading to continue to flow smoothly like water by connecting buy and sell orders which were separated in time.
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