The phrase "arranged to enable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how something has been organized or structured to facilitate a specific function or outcome.
Example: "The new software was arranged to enable seamless communication between team members."
Alternatives: "structured to allow" or "organized to facilitate".
A variety of loading configurations is arranged to enable various combinations of flexural stresses with tensile and shear stresses across the reinforced concrete section similar to what may exist in the actual liquid containing structures (LCS).
The gene function information gathered in the present study was arranged to enable direct comparison with the QTL information (trait classification and genomic location) in Q-TARO (Table 1).
The specimens were arranged to enable students to compare the anatomy of different animals.
A Hickman line insertion was arranged to enable regular FFP infusions.
If study participants stop attending the weight management program (either inactive or discharged), a research visit separate from clinical care will be arranged to enable data collection.
Thereafter a practice visit will be arranged to enable research staff to explain the trial protocol, secure clinician consent to participate in the study and to organise the practice-based training.
The same Jupyter notebook is shown in two web browser windows arranged horizontally to enable showing multiple parts of the notebook in the same image.
This involved the TM arranging services to enable the participants to attend trial follow-up appointments.
This strategy involved trial assistants managing participant follow-up by arranging services to enable participants to keep trial follow-up appointments.
The consuls, because of their small numbers, did not dare to risk a battle, nor would they undertake to abandon any territory; accordingly they arranged an armistice, to enable the Gauls to send envoys to Rome.
A four-hour extravaganza arranged by Kay Cummings seeks to enable audiences to experience the richness of dance in New York.
