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"enables the creation" is a valid and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a situation in which something allows for the making or production of something else. For example: "The new technology enables the creation of products that are more reliable and efficient than ever before."
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The Web provides a powerful platform that enables the creation of communities; distribution is frictionless, swift, and cheap.
eLOQ enables the creation and management of electronic keys and locks which cannot be copied or picked.
This enables the creation of extremely small areas depending on the wavelength of the light used that are unprotected by the hard resist.
Ultimately, this enables the creation of better final products.
The system enables the creation of a record based on the type of activity.
This isolation enables the creation of virtual networks on top of an SDN environment.
VR technology enables the creation of realistic models and makes scenes look real (Stahre & Billger, 2006).
This multivalency enables the creation of various host guest complexes that offer wide applications.
It handles the instantiation request and enables the creation and configuration of virtual resources.
Finally, a combination of multiple Omicron modules enables the creation of a larger orbital habitat.
So Etzioni's team built a new tool into Semantic Scholar that enables the creation of an "influence graph".
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