"enable it to be" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to suggest that something will cause or facilitate something else to take place. For example: "The addition of extra staff during the holidays enabled it to be a successful season for our business."
However, its features enable it to be more widely applicable for dynamic visualization of genomic data in general.
Its eucalyptus plantations enable it to be self-sufficient in charcoal, which is used extensively for cooking fuel.
This has prompted LAKS, an Austrian firm, to launch a watch with built-in flash memory and a standard USB connector in its strap to enable it to be plugged into a PC.
Grooms explained that the Japanese company may look to whitelabel PocketMath's platform in Japan, while the PocketMath team is working on "detailed technical requirements" that will enable it to be used on its flagship Rakuten.com site.
In addition, it can continue to interfere with CXCR2-LASP-1 interaction even after endocytosis of CXCR2 because of the isoprenylation of LIM domain at its carboxyl terminus will enable it to be associated with the endocytic vesicles.
The programme is simple and cost-effective, which UNICEF and its partners hope will enable it to be expanded into more countries and regions and integrated into other UNICEF quality-education programmes.
Ideally, the sensing device unit should be a small and wireless device because this would enable it to be implanted subcutaneously, thus improving its wearability, while a wireless link would allow unconstrained motion of its user.
These resources should enable it to be easier to detect and quantify hybridisation introgression [58] and its role in the evolution of rice to be resolved.
Yahoo Chief Financial Officer Ken Goldman said the new office better matched the company's space requirements and would enable it to be closer to the "ambience of this area" and its talent pool.
Would that enable it to be affordable?
It has had the profits to enable it to be fearless and independent.
