"enable to exploit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the ability to benefit from something or to make use of it in some way. For example, "The new technology enabled us to exploit the market potential more efficiently."
Certain fading distributions, such as Rayleigh, log-normal, or Gamma, enable to exploit a myriad of literature on the sum of weighted RVs [47, 48, 137 152].
Indeed, much effort is done in the area of multiantennas, where Space Time Codes (STCs) enable to exploit the spatial diversity when using several antennas either at the transmitting side or at the receiving side.
Furthermore, virtualization techniques can enable to exploit the cloud computational resources in the C-RAN and to shape the ways both wireless access and core networks are engineered in the 5G mobile wireless network.
The tool enables to exploit the emerging XML technologies in order to offer powerful ways to create, maintain, distribute and use scenarios.
The combination of the two methods enables to exploit the advantages and to mutually compensate for the disadvantages associated with each of the two methods.
The system was enabled to exploit a commercial reservoir simulator as a simulation engine, which has specific controls for intelligent well completions.
However, this knowledge is usefully as long as if the CR can represent its knowledge in a way that enables to exploit it and to react to the environment by adequate adaptations of its operating configuration.
In addition, our method enables to exploit experimental infection models and immunization regimes that would be unethical or untenable in humans.
This renders our model less sensitive against uncertainties, and enables to exploit the full information from data.
These regulatory events are responsible for a strict control of inorganic nitrogen uptake and assimilation by ammonium availability and enable to preferentially exploit this reduced N form if nitrate is also present in the medium [ 18].
Such advances will probably enable to more appropriately exploit NO for the diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of relevant upper respiratory disorders, as well as lower respiratory diseases.
