The phrase "enabled the concept" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used to indicate that something allowed for the realization or acceptance of a concept. For example, "Innovation and technological advancement enabled the concept of remote work."
While we are still falling woefully short of the ultimate goal of 'computer designed catalysts', innovations in feed and catalyst characterization tools can enable the concept of molecule management, and when combined with computational chemistry, are crucial for understanding the complex phenomena at the catalyst surface required for developing breakthrough catalysts.
Despite some limitations, primarily related to the characteristics of the study participants, using patient input to inform the content of the PROs enabled the inclusion of concepts that are most important and relevant to patients.
A marketplace is the infrastructure that enables the abstract concept of a market.
The database: Card indexes of wanted people are still within living policing memory of people of my generation, but the immense opportunity to organise masses of data has enabled the service to develop the concept of intelligence as well as effective record keeping in a way that was previously impossible.
The developed model, based on probabilistic concepts, enabled the identification of minimum processing conditions necessary to obtain a required log reduction, regardless of the underlying inactivation kinetics.
Linking business ideas to an Inspirational Design Brief that contains the nine most critical Design Quality Criteria enabled the teams to formulate concepts with a higher probability of viable new ventures.
These enabled the simplification of abstract concepts into more concrete, easy to understand terms.
Hence practically, our results mean that the AGnES-concept enabled the GPs to reduce unscheduled home visits, thus avoiding working at unfavourable times and interruptions of regular consultation hours.
