The phrase "are enabling implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or processes that facilitate the execution of a plan or project.
Example: "The new policies are enabling implementation of the sustainability initiatives we discussed last month."
Alternatives: "facilitating execution" or "supporting implementation".
By the time voters realize that policies passed by an incumbent they elected into office are enabling the implementation of full-on authoritarian rule, it is often too late.
Advances in Compressed Sensing (CS) are enabling promising low-energy implementation solutions for wireless Body Area Networks (BAN).
One other way proper monitoring of GHPs might help the industry is enabling the implementation of incentives for renewable heat production from geothermal ground loops, analogous to the incentives for photovoltaics.
We also go over various applications that are enabled by cost-effective and compact implementations of lensless microscopy, including some recent work on air quality monitoring, which utilized machine learning for high-throughput and accurate quantification of particulate matter in air.
"Extreme behavior is enabling".
This specialisation can only be enabled by the implementation of new technology.
The expanded use of microarray technology in clinical medicine would be enabled by the implementation of methods for monitoring and optimizing laboratory performance.
Recently the huge potential of this observation for detecting and monitoring risk has been recognised, and is enabled by the implementation of routine mammographic screening of the normal population and those at increased risk in whom screening can start from as young as 30 years.
These display-adapted images are then considered as original images and compressed with JPEG XT using profiles A, B, and C. The base and extension layers chroma-subsampling are set to 4 2 0 and 4 4 4, respectively, while optimized Huffman coding is enabled for all implementations.
We aimed to identify factors enabling implementation that were relevant across the three accreditation programs involved in the study, as perceived by the entire range of participants.
