The phrase "appear to enable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the perceived capability of something to facilitate or allow a particular action or outcome.
Example: "The new software updates appear to enable faster processing speeds for our data analysis tasks."
Alternatives: "seem to allow" or "seem to facilitate".
Her predominantly Polish network and the lack of a separate professional network appear to enable this withdrawal from what was at least minimal political participation in Poland.
And certainly the conceptual scheme of physics does not appear to enable logical links from the physical to the phenomenal (see e.g. Kriegel 2011; Stoljar 2006).
Electrolytes that contain a high water level do not reversibly deposit Mg, but interestingly these electrolytes appear to enable much higher capacities for an α-V2O5 cathode.
Despite often being designed for larger mammals, crossing structures appear to enable safe crossings for a range of smaller, ground dwelling species that exhibit high vulnerability to roads.
In fact, the risks of using these technologies are marginal in comparison to the pre-existing risks to aid agency staff, and thus, some humanitarian technologies appear to enable an actual reduction of security risks.
We notice an increased density of salt bridges near protein interaction surfaces that appear to enable these transitions, also suggesting why the trajectories can become kinetically hindered in regions where fewer of such interactions are possible.
Plug-in devices are also appearing to enable phones to take biological measurements directly.
As a result, flipped instruction appears to enable more learning opportunities without increasing classroom time.
Pooling of resources appears to enable larger systems to operate at higher average levels of bed occupancy [[8]].
The magnetic connection of the intrinsic magnetic field and the IMF appears to enable leakage of O2+ ions from Mars into the Solar wind.
Anecdotally, Livefyre has recently come under pressure from publishers disappointed in its readers having to frequently re-authenticate to comment, while mere Facebook commenting often appears to enable easier engagement.
