The phrase "are collected to enable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose of gathering data or information to facilitate a specific function or outcome.
Example: "The responses from the survey are collected to enable a better understanding of customer preferences."
Alternatives: "are gathered to facilitate" or "are assembled to allow".
During the interview process, the complete name, detailed home address, and mobile or home phone number of the parents was collected to enable the collection of prospective follow-up data.
153 Only by the collection of statistics on a national scale could adequate data be collected to enable environmental and social hypotheses of causation to be tested.
At the end of 2006, plant and sediment samples were collected to enable the analysis of metal concentrations.
Ideally, enough information will be collected to enable management strategy evaluations on the stock, providing guidance on future management decisions.
After three years, sufficient data had been collected to enable us to analyse and explore ways to increase the network's efficiency.
Information relative to the potential interference among neighboring clusters has to be collected to enable the scheduling of waking times of the different clusters without damaging overlaps.
Much more data need to be collected to enable rigorous testing of the compatibility of the new boson with the SM and to establish whether the properties of the new particle imply the existence of physics beyond the SM.
All of these factors potentially have an impact on the interpretation of the results Information of this type should be collected to enable the results to be cross-referenced to social, economic and educational status Background venues Relatively few past studies present a detailed rationale for the 'views' (venue backdrops) chosen.
Clinical information including ascites, pleural effusion and circulatory disturbance as a result of plasma leakage were collected to enable disease classification.
Measures of quality of life (SGRQ) were collected to enable baseline characterisation of the patients.
