The part of the sentence "enable them to understand" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the idea that something is giving someone the ability to understand something else. For example: "The teacher's clear explanations and diagrams enabled her students to understand the complex lesson."
Fourteen-year-olds seeking abortions must be seen by two doctors and deemed 'Gillick competent' - have 'sufficient understanding and intelligence to enable them to understand fully what is involved in a proposed intervention'.
Essentially, what is required is for facilitators themselves to go through a process of reflection, critical consciousness raising and change as outlined by Freire, which will enable them to understand how their own experiences of education, work and understandings of human behaviour inflect on their daily practice of facilitation and in turn work to develop alternative models.
Subject knowledge, as with year 9s learning passages from novels, will enable them to understand more and achieve more.
Students learn powerful tools that enable them to understand a great deal about the economy and how it works.
For those who wish to have access, there is an admission cost: they must invest in the education prerequisite to enable them to understand the language used.
"You have to be able to talk to people about what they're really looking for, as opposed to a laundry list, in order to enable them to understand why they've been disappointed.
"Their experience living under the same roof with my father's family enabled them to understand the significance of granting me personal space within their household".
This research is useful to winemakers, enabling them to understand why their wines taste the way they do and, if necessary, how to improve them.
