"enabled interaction with" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used when referring to a way that a person, thing, or technology can be used to interface with or work with another person, thing, or technology. For example, "The new software update enabled interaction with the printer."
The portal provides farmers with information on farming best practices, market prices, weather forecasts, news and a Q&A section which enables interaction with ITC's agricultural experts.
Social media also enables interaction with customers and Peacock says he always listens to his potential customers to help refine his products and offerings.
Yale is one of several universities using YouVisit to create a virtual tour of the campus for both the web and mobile, enabling interaction with both prospective students and their families.
I don't know how software is built at Facebook, but I imagine that the engineering team working on the Graph A.P.I., a developer tool that enables interaction with the platform's user relationships, probably wasn't considering the ways in which metadata could be exploited.
An effective navigation system is essential to enable interaction with large amounts of personal data.
A VE consists of a visual output element and one or multiple input elements to enable interaction with the system.
The VR-lab concept described uses ideally most human senses (visual, tactile, auditory, olfactory) and enables interaction with the scene.
Cloud computing enables the operationalization of DPCM as a tool that enables interaction with a project's information.
WeChat, Line, Facebook, Slack and Telegram are messaging platforms that enable interaction with third-party services from within the messaging interface.
Such identification enables interaction with representations of the Web resource over a network (typically the World Wide Web) using specific protocols.
