The phrase "attempts to enable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to facilitate or make something possible.
Example: "The new software attempts to enable users to complete tasks more efficiently."
Alternatives: "tries to facilitate" or "seeks to empower".
Interdisciplinarity, like the research it attempts to enable, isn't something that can be done in isolation.
It builds on the concept of systems analysis and attempts to enable flexible coupling of models and tools.
The work reported here attempts to enable a computer to do the same, i.e. to determine the causes of an event from a textual description of it.
Once your computer has been authorized to install encryption, the installer attempts to enable BitLocker, Windows built-in encryption technology, to encrypt the whole disk.
Yet project staffing and resources are usually fixed costs that are not kind to the attempts to enable libraries to make variable contributions.
Launching this week, AirPR "Analyst" as it's being called, attempts to enable companies to track PR efficacy at a more granular level — all the way down to revenue impact.
In this study, we designed adequate DHEA preparations, in an attempt to enable local delivery of the active ingredient to the viable skin layers.
She draws on her own responses to dance, along with the background and history of a particular work, in an attempt to enable audiences to find their own "points of entry".
This study attempted to enable intestinal sCT absorption in rats using the mild surfactant, tetradecyl maltoside (TDM) as an intestinal permeation enhancer.
Endo What? is Cohn's attempt to enable lesson one – patients becoming experts – and brings together the US's leading endometriosis specialists as well as women with the disease to ram home some simple truths.
The IAEA chief, Mohamed ElBaradei, called at the weekend for a "timeout" in the worsening confrontation in an attempt to enable both sides to save face and climb down.
