"enabling capacity" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It refers to the ability or potential to facilitate or make something possible. Example: "The new technology has greatly expanded our company's enabling capacity to meet the high demands of our customers."
Notwithstanding, we built enabling capacity, strengthened our understanding of vulnerability, and are able to share valuable experiential knowledge.
The approach supports knowledge acquisition regarding local conditions for enabling capacity building for greywater reuse, the understanding of systems that are most likely to encourage greywater reuse, and practices and future actions to stimulate greywater infrastructure planning, design and implementation.
Developed by Skinkers, Livestation is based on peer network technology exclusively acquired from Microsoft Research to deliver a range of live TV and radio channels to broadband connected computers, spreading the load across the peer network and enabling capacity to rise in line with demand.
The degree of change is associated with a sufficient enabling capacity for action combined with either a reformative or competitive pattern of value commitments.
This research case-study documents the HSSMP process, specifically examining the ways in which it was used as a mechanism to build effective aid coordination, while nurturing local ownership and enabling capacity building in planning and management, and the challenges that implementation now faces.
Trickle-bed reactor can enable capacity demands, high pressure and temperature operation conditions using sufficiently active catalyst with a long term stability.
Such process is shown to enable capacity matching between Ge/CHNs anodes and LiCoO2 cathodes, further influence the working voltage and cycle stability of the full cells.
Vasquez and Karbhari (2003) showed that the appropriate design of the strengthening measure enables capacity reduced by the presence of the cutout to be regained while mitigating and retarding crack growth.
However, according to some researches [29, 30], providing batteries with a rest period after (dis charging might be essential for relaxation of gradients generated due to the passage of current and could enable capacity recovery.
These monies will enable capacity building visits to Macau, Cambodia, and Laos, and are supported by ACREs agreement with WMO to boost regional capacities for data sharing and research, and to enhance dialogue on data rescue issues with the relevant NMHS in those countries.
All study data are collected by study-trained Cancer Council staff as this enables capacity building for ongoing program evaluation.
