The phrase "attributes that enable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing characteristics or qualities that allow or facilitate a certain function or outcome.
Example: "The software has several attributes that enable it to perform complex calculations efficiently."
Alternatives: "features that allow" or "qualities that facilitate".
Peptides offer several molecular attributes that enable their unique use for drug delivery.
Wild rice (Oryza rufipogon), a relative of cultivated rice (O. sativa), possesses unique attributes that enable it to resist pathogen invasion.
The purpose of this study was to identify: 1) barriers to becoming a female surgical leader; 2) key attributes that enable advancement and success; and 3) current leadership challenges faced as senior leaders.
We hypothesized that KRAs have fundamental ecological and socially determined attributes that enable them to provide forage during critical times and we sought to characterize some of those attributes in this study.
We describe ATTEST, an extendable stackable storage architecture, that allows storage policy decisions to be made at a file granularity and at all levels of the storage stack through the use of attributes that enable plugin policy modules and application aware storage functionality.
Are there skills or attributes that enable some of their good fortune?
The attributes that enabled these consiglieri to be so effective were byproducts of their lives and histories, not skills they could have been taught.
Well, there are attributes and mindsets that enable people to do so.
Still, the large majority of our young people pass through the educational mill without acquiring the vocational skills they need to earn a living or, what is more important, the confidence and intellectual attributes that will enable them to face life.
In another study, Fazey and Fazey (2001) also concluded that the students who had internalized motivation possessed attributes that would enable them to be self-determined in their studies.
We operationalized the framework of change with data gathered from 134 households in Ancoraimes (Bolivian Altiplano) to identify attributes that could enable or constraint agritourism development at five intervention scales: production, livelihood, community/watershed, landscape/ecosystem, and government.
