The phrase "and now enable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when transitioning to a new action or state, often in the context of technology or processes.
Example: "We have completed the setup, and now enable the software to start the installation process."
Alternatives: "and now activate" or "and now allow".
Their novel approach combined both classical and quantum physics and now enables us to understand how very large molecules react.
Technology has eliminated time-delay and now enables us to be virtually present at any event, almost anywhere.
Since being piloted by the health ministry in 2009, the text messaging system has gone through several upgrades and now enables healthcare workers to track child nutrition as well as analyse maternal deaths.
The free Album to Go software developed by ClubPhoto.com for the Palm operating system was recently upgraded and now enables the Kyocera QCP 6035 SmartPhone to display a virtual photo album.
Apple has continued to push the mobile video envelope and now enables state-of-the-art features such as mid-roll ad insertion.
The computing and statistical technology underpinning Monte Carlo processes has improved since those pioneering works and now enables asymmetrical distributions, correlations between variables and the risk of fire to be recognised using different distribution shapes for different inputs or outputs and preserving multivariate relationships.
Geldmaker [ 37] claims that "Medical advances in disease management have improved quality of life for women with cystic fibrosis and now enables them to consider pregnancy".
Together, our findings of consistent spawning times, split-spawning, rapid embryonic development, and remarkable robustness of larvae and settlers now enable expanded research on the early life history and settlement ecology of D. cylindrus.
Increasing availability of high quality 3D printing devices and services now enable ordinary people to create, edit and repair products for their custom needs.
