The phrase "and programs that enabled" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing software or initiatives that facilitated certain actions or outcomes.
Example: "The company implemented new systems and programs that enabled greater efficiency in operations."
Alternatives: "and initiatives that allowed" or "and tools that facilitated".
"Advancing policies and programs that enable these men and women to put their lives back on track and earn their second chance promotes not only justice and fairness, but also public safety".
Products available through the channel will initially focus on the workflow, imaging and printing security and job accounting, and device management arenas; Greater investment in tools and programs that enable reseller partners to offer Managed Print Services to their customers.
In this role, she is responsible for developing strategic partnerships and programs that enable Citi to be present in consumers' digital lives through social media and branded content.
Further, students emphasized importance of previous knowledge (mathematics and programming) that enabled them to be successful in a MOOC despite of the declaration at the beginning of majority of the MOOCs that no specific pre-knowledge was required.
Key to the delivery was the use of 3D modeling and scripting programs that enabled the efficient use and development of design information through all stages of the design process.
That was the reason for the New Deal that employed millions in government-paid jobs, as well as social security, unemployment insurance and all the social programs that enabled US to win WWII.
For true progress to be made, we must revise the approach to ensure inclusion of all communities and develop programs that enable health services to reach all citizens.
Mired at the bottom of the racial wealth divide, single women of color need not just a safety net but a ladder: labor policies that respect their autonomy as workers, and social programs that enable them to strike out on their own while ensuring their families have something to lean on.
Though scarce, these studies are essential in guiding public health policies developed to combat childhood and adolescent obesity, and in creating training programs that enable primary care practitioners to provide adequate nutritional counseling to overweight and obese children and adolescents.
