The phrase "enable creativity" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to provide the means or opportunity for someone to express their creativity. Example: The school's art program aims to enable creativity by providing students with access to a variety of materials and techniques.
The only reason we are able to be competitive is due to the current regulations: Everybody does get the same tires, everybody has got the same E.C.U., and certainly with testing being restricted, with the parameters, the baseline, being more level-footed, it enables creativity and ingenuity to come to the surface.
The message that's to be transmitted here is that the iPad enables creativity in scenarios which — while maybe technically possible for a laptop — would be wildly uncomfortable or impractical with another kind of computer.
It concludes that further understanding of design creativity arising from prepared minds might come from investigating other forms of creative practice; and that long-term collaborative practice is a more appropriate focus for understanding how order that enables creativity is imposed than studies focusing on single projects.
As the economist Edward Glaeser put it, "We get smart by being around other smart people; cites make us smart by enabling creativity".
"Real estate is a major factor in city momentum as it can enable productivity, creativity and entrepreneurship while creating a sense of community for its citizens in a sustainable urban model," said Kelly.
In a strange sort of way, it's the constraints of the design sprint that enable more creativity, Reeves told me.
Or perhaps it's just symbolic of the divide in the US between on one hand those of us who are excited about the incredible potential of web services to enable personal creativity and on-demand global communication and on the other hand those who believe that the internet is just a series of tubes.
We attribute this to the degree of centralised decision-making in the system: the strength of 'command-and-control' overrides other mechanisms that enable learning, creativity, and adaptability.
