"create enabling conditions" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that facilitates or encourages a particular action or outcome. For example, "The government is working to create enabling conditions for economic growth."
We give examples of governments endorsing certifications or using certification to support their own policies; governments creating enabling conditions for hybrid instruments to mature, allowing for wider adoption; and private instruments reinforcing public regulations or substituting for missing or weak governance.
The design of interventions targeting physical or economic environments, or aiming to educate or otherwise create enabling social, cultural and political conditions for effective intervention of this kind, will need to remain sensitive to local cultural and socioeconomic circumstances in different implementation settings (Huang 2015; Rychetnik 2002).
Policy makers, planners, regulators, and green certification agencies must not only create the enabling conditions for a good design, but set in motion incentives and regulations to promote good construction and postconstruction practices.
Brac creates the enabling conditions for people to organise themselves".
The most vital skill I cultivated at Princeton – and the one I have leaned on the most since – is multidisciplinary thinking, precisely because it creates the enabling conditions for collaboration and innovation.
Catalytic events such as the economic crisis were identified as creating the enabling conditions to influence global work policy agendas.
I believe the debate itself is far broader than the specifics of this unhappy case, for if there was prosecutorial overreach it raises the question of whether we as a society created the enabling condition for this sort of overreach by letting the demonization of hacktivists go unanswered.
And it seems clear that creating the basic enabling conditions that foster entrepreneurialism - such as a strong regulatory environment, clean judiciary, and emphasis on good government - is surely a prerequisite.
In such boundary-crossing publics, the speed, scale, and intensity of communicative interaction facilitated by networks such as the Internet provides a positive and enabling condition for democratic deliberation and thus creates a potential space for cosmopolitan democracy.
It also says "a pluralist and genuinely democratic society should not only respect the ethnic, cultural, linguistic and religious identity of each person belonging to a national minority; but also create appropriate conditions enabling them to express, preserve and develop this identity".
