"enables to represent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something is capable of conveying meaning or demonstrating something. For example, "This visual aid enables us to represent the data in a more intuitive way."
BIM technology used for CAD applications enables to represent syntactic and semantic building information with respect to the entire life cycle of designed objects.
Further, using data extracted from corporate databases to populate the ABM enables to represent accurately the physical infrastructure over which the agents evolve.
The fiscal policy rules enables to represent in the model albeit in a highly stylized way the various budgetary rules and strategies one may observe in practice (think, e.g., of the EUs Stability and Growth Pact).
Specifically, ODM enables to represent CRFs.
The LIPID MAPS consortium introduced a nomenclature that enables to represent a lipid compound by a unique 12-digit identifier [ 2].
The case description is composed of information entities which enable to represent diverse design data.
The operations and relations of this algebra enable to represent controller specifications formally, to detect inconsistencies within specifications and to generate control laws from a consistent specifications set.
"It enables me and it enables others to represent to our friends and allies and also to the Iranians … that this is the full sense of the U.S. government that we have to deal with this now, not later," Tillerson said.
In this study, HFLTS-based AHP method is used due to the reason that HFLTS enable to mathematically represent and solve decision-making problems with multiple linguistic assessments and enhance the elicitation of flexible and rich linguistic expressions.
Moreover, as discussed in "Methods" (prototype plot in Fig. 1), these plots are useful even in the absence of thresholds: the most relevant feature of the CDPs is that they enable to visually represent the diversity of compound data sets in low dimensions.
