"enable the future of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a process or action that will create a successful outcome for the future. For example, "We must enable the future of healthcare by investing in medical research."
Let's enable the future of computing to fly not rumble along on trains with wings.
This startup earns a mention because it could enable the future of games development, providing a way for devs to work together no matter their end publishing goal, once the startup starts supporting other languages.
"We're now integrating with large partners to enable the future of home services, including real-time appointment booking integrations with partners like Yelp and others, as well as supply-chain integration with partners like Lennox and others".
According to the companies, the purpose of the new partnership is to jointly bring the power of natural user interfaces and data analytics at cloud scale (Big Data) to enable the future of customer service businesses.
Her expertise will be a tremendous asset for eBay as we focus on enabling the future of commerce and changing how consumers shop and pay with our global platforms".
While this will undoubtedly be a technology that enables the future of high-end VR, it's still one that relies on expensive displays that aren't even widely available yet.
Today, it is the combination of multiple system factors that are enabling the future of interventional MR. These developments, their impact on the field, and newly emerging applications are described.
Furthermore, known transcription factor binding sites (TFBS) common to most of the fish G-expressing promoters, might enable the future design of fully synthetic or hybrid promoters with improved efficacy of VHSV G-protein expression in epithelial fish cells.
In addition, serum samples obtained both before and during treatment of all study subjects should be stored to enable the future study of new proteomic, metabonomic and other soluble biomarkers or predictors of DILI (see below).
These markers enable the future integration of our high throughput screening technology with functional analyses of immune response genes and immune modulating factors.
Experimental protocols established for the closely related L. iarius 24 and the molecular information provided by this work may enable the future isolation of the bacterium from its natural hosts and the elucidation of its interaction with Caenorhabditis.
