The phrase "and then enabling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a sequence of actions where one action facilitates or allows another to occur.
Example: "The new software update improves system performance, and then enabling users to complete tasks more efficiently."
Alternatives: "thereby allowing" or "which facilitates".
Multisided platforms generally create value by matching buyers with the right sellers and vice versa, and then enabling them to transact.
The steps, which are available on Apple's website, involve setting up each iPhone with Family Sharing and then enabling Ask to Buy for the child's iPhone.
Let's look at bringing in better awareness of what you do about insulation and then enabling that insulation to happen".
InstantIMPACT: InstantIMPACT is a platform that empowers you to impact critical legislation by recommending issues relevant to you, and then enabling communication to appropriate parties.
Central to the strategy of improving reading comprehension by coupling social definitions to non-editable canonical ones is the ability to easily upload existing glossaries to the WHG, and then enabling wiki-definitions to be associated with them.
Zinply addresses this by using Eclair (2.1) as its baseline for development, ensuring a wide base of compatibility, and then enabling additional features (like hardware acceleration) only for newer devices.
Click on Options, then Keyboard, then Advanced, and then enable the developer console.
The user must go to their project preferences page and then enable the corresponding checkbox.
If they are developed and then enabled, they will devise and deliver the solutions we are currently seeking.
Napster posts those catalogs, and then enables users of the service to visit one another's computers over the Internet and share and download one another's music.
"Actually, the fact that art cannot change things makes it a neutral place for exchanges and discussions, and then enables it to change the world".
