"enable capabilities" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of empowering or providing the necessary resources for someone or something to do a specific task or achieve a certain goal. Example: In order to increase efficiency and productivity, the new software was designed to enable capabilities such as real-time data analysis and automated reporting.
"But nowhere were the gaps more obvious than in critical enabling capabilities — refueling tankers, the provision of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance platforms such as Global Hawk and Predator drones".
It is documented that high-power density, high efficiency, robustness and other enabling capabilities are achieved.
Network enabled capabilities (NEC) and electronic architectures in modern-day military vehicles fundamentally change the way in which the military conduct its operations.
Contemporary military networks and the requirements arising from future strategic planning, call for the increasing integration of information mobility and network enabled capabilities on the field.
There are efforts to extend the formats using chemistry enabled capabilities, examples being Chem4Word [11] but this has limited reach and capability relative to the overall needs for data access.
"I do know if you can manufacture at these dimensions, it's a fundamentally enabling capability".
"Luck and the commanders are looking across this spectrum to see over time how do you start providing that enabling capability to make the Iraqis more self-reliant," said a senior defense official who has been briefed on General Luck's initial conclusions and recommendations.
Grudin (1994) provides perspective into that decade of evolution of CSCW and emphasizes the role of computer software, especially 'groupware' , as an enabling capability that was sought.
The approach provides software enabled capability to distribute the CM data process across the hardware platforms to meet the given system configuration.
The proposed approach enables capability of the finite element model to update the prestressing forces, and to accomodate the non-uniform losses of prestressing tendon forces.
