"enabled to gain" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe when someone has the ability or capability to achieve something. For example, "The free course enabled the students to gain valuable knowledge about the subject."
Moreover, the use of Invisalign technique enabled to gain space enough for the implant insertion without opening the bite (Figure 9a,b,c,d,e).
According to Combat Poverty (2000), community development is a process whereby those who are marginalized and excluded are enabled to gain self-confidence, to join with others and to participate in actions to change their situation and tackle the problems that face their community (Combat Poverty 2000).
In fact, this tool has allowed the design and use of a cDNA macroarray that enabled to gain novel conclusions.
An in-depth evaluation of the spatial distribution of existing landslides enables to gain first insights into potentially hazardous areas.
Particularly, the charge-voltage conversion gain is larger under a smaller feedback capacitor, thus enabling to gain better signal-noise ratio.
LES is performed for various mesh refinements, to study unsteady and coherent large-scale behavior and to validate the simulation tool from measurements, while DNS enables to gain insight into the flame structure and dynamics.
Additionally, the refined level of chemistry description enables to gain valuable insights into flame/spray interactions as well as on the NOx formation mechanism in such complex flame configurations.
Concerning occupational and leisure time physical activity, both self-report and objective assessments have been used, which enables to gain more detailed insights in the relation with BP.
The more general aim of this study was to obtain a functional annotation of a substantial portion of the greenfinch transcriptome that would enable to gain access to more specific genomic tools in subsequent studies.
In return, she enabled Cocteau to gain financial security.
Treatment enabled him to gain access to college.
