The term 'enable scalability' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a process or technology that allows systems to scale up or increase their capacity for use or for greater efficiency. For example, "Our new software should enable scalability as the business grows over time, allowing us to maximize our resources without having to upgrade our hardware."
Finally, we describe techniques for sharing resources such as computation and state across multiple CQs, enabling scalability to a very large number of concurrent CQs.
It uses a hybrid of microscopic and mesoscopic simulation models that enables scalability via user control of local accuracy.
GESSA enables the annotation of thousands of landmarks, resulting in the ability to capture morphological variation across subjects at a much finer level of granularity, whilst removing human measurement errors and enabling scalability to large cohorts.
Although the parallelization strategy enables scalability [19], a good load balancing scheme is necessary to achieve good performance.
Diffserv enables scalability in network designs with multiple classes of service and Bas; MPLS-TE, however, facilitates resource reservation, fault-tolerance, and network resource optimization.
The proposed SHEAR protocol adapts the hierarchical clustering approach of SHPER (Kandris et al. 2009), which enables scalability and power efficiency.
Since additional IIoT interfaces and managing processes require additional computational resources, more powerful SOMs can be used, thus enabling scalability features in the proposed solution.
Previously it was all about connecting to global structure to allow you to partner with anybody, anywhere and now it's about removing that friction and enabling scalability through automation.
This process allows for a streamlining of the process: enabling scalability and the use of pre-existing software libraries.
