The phrase "and often it enables" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something frequently allows or facilitates a particular outcome or action.
Example: "The new software is user-friendly, and often it enables users to complete tasks more efficiently."
Alternatives: "and frequently it allows" or "and commonly it facilitates".
The taboo-confronting ethos of both movements, where irreverence is idealized and often weaponized, enables some of their members to style themselves as oppressed outsiders despite often being relatively privileged straight white men.
Although new technology is often a disrupter, it often enables both users and businesses to replace the old way of doing things with a more improved and efficient service.
Gene organization dynamics is actively studied because it provides useful evolutionary information, makes functional annotation easier and often enables to characterize pathogens.
It does not need any conservative assumption unlike the conventional methods, and often enables us to find the desired PID gains just by solving the constrained optimization problem in a straightforward way.
There is an insufficient evidence base on women's empowerment in agriculture so measuring the impact of our work, rigorously and often, enables us to know if our programmes are having the intended effect.
Gynodioecy, the coexistence of females and hermaphrodites, occurs in 20% of angiosperm families and often enables transitions between hermaphroditism and dioecy.
Business travelers often prefer high-speed trains because it enables them to work along the way.
Even more telling, it often enables guilty offenders to escape conviction because it offends jurors' notion of justice.
Done well, it often enables a higher quality product and greater consumer satisfaction without jeopardizing their profitability.
These and other graphs provided insight into the designs and often enable sensible improvements to them.
