The phrase "available enabled" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is both available and enabled, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The features are available enabled for all users, allowing them to access the new tools."
Alternatives: "available and enabled" or "accessible and activated".
There is also a multichassis option available, enabled by a dedicated switch fabric shelf called the CRS-Multi-Chassis (MC), to extend the total throughput capacity to 92 Tbps.
The abundant space available enabled us to insert implants with larger diameters which also improve implant stability [23, 24].
Triangulation with interview data and hospital documents, when available, enabled confirmation of several questionnaire items.
An essential modification of the camera readout that is not yet commercially available enabled the recording of dose-fractionation movies.
The large number of sequenced genomes available enabled us to search for possible factors associated with the distribution of RR/YR stretches.
Of note is that the number of aeromedical resources available enabled injured children to receive advanced medical care at the scene, including pre-hospital anesthesia, and to be flown directly to specialist pediatric trauma centers in Lausanne and Bern.
And the five-year plan has a goal of reducing breakdowns, which would make more equipment available, enabling the railroad to meet demand for sleepers, for example.
He notes that geolocation is already available, enabling programs in a phone's browser to tap into the location of a user.
Recently prototypes of such materials have become available, enabling experimental investigations on their heat transfer properties, including packaging into tubes.
Large-scale, parallel clusters composed of commodity processors are increasingly available, enabling the use of vast processing capabilities and distributed RAM to solve hard search problems.
The United States, Japan and Saudi Arabia have each pledged $50 million toward the project, but only the United States has made any money available, enabling work to start on a first 30-mile section south of Kabul.
