"enable someone" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it in a sentence such as: "We strive to enable our customers to feel secure and confident in their purchases."
Did the director leave notes that might enable someone else to do this?
Every effort should be made to enable someone to take on responsible paid work on release".
It can also enable someone to manipulate another person with great subtlety and finesse.
Altman devised a play that he hoped would enable someone to get off a decent shot, particularly Taylor.
Do not include any material (location, name, school name etc) that could enable someone to identify the child.
So this is the real question: Is it ethical to enable someone else's unethical deed if the net result is mostly positive?
He knew that the procedures implemented since 11 September 2001 enabled someone on the flight deck to take total control.
I remember the good times when enabling someone to rediscover a lost skill; calming someone on the verge of self-harming; building confidence with people who had none.
"To date, there is no known vulnerability that enables someone to take a consumer phone and gain root access while preserving any Wallet information such as the PIN.
Dating back centuries to English common law, the defense enabled someone to be found innocent if a crime had been committed to avoid a greater harm.
The apparent motive for the fraud was to cause shares of Emulex to fall, enabling someone to profit by buying put options or selling the stock short.
