"enable myself" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to give oneself the ability or permission to do something. Example: By setting realistic goals and creating a plan, I was able to enable myself to achieve my dreams of becoming a successful writer.
I couldn't do it, and so I thought I should enable myself to do it".
That was part of moving to Suffolk, just to enable myself to tone it down a bit, but I still do like a smattering of that.
I didn't necessarily have a reason why at the time but I naturally [spent] less than what I was making, knowing I wanted to enable myself some freedom.
The support of the Labour party has enabled myself and Sadiq to try to become mayors of two world cities.
"I'm delighted that this newly formed business leaders' council enables myself and other business leaders to make a major contribution.
This spring, Facebook opened its pearly gates, enabling myself and other members of the class of '07 to graduate from our college networks into those of the real world.
I don't own multi-touch enabled hardware myself, but friends who do tell me the website is at times rather slow even using brand new gear, and the set of gestures is fairly limited: you can't rotate items, for instance.
I hope that The Story of Swimming will enable swimmers like myself to benefit from taking a historical perspective on their passion.
While books enable me to lose myself, they are simultaneously the means by which I find myself emotionally, mentally, and spiritually.
I realised that my Yorkshire accent would not enable me to better myself in the world.
"The public issues are, maybe, refractory lenses that enable me to see myself and my family and the South more clearly," he said.
