The phrase "enabling detection of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe how something enables or makes possible the process of detecting something else. Here is an example sentence: "The new technology includes advanced algorithms, enabling detection of even the smallest traces of malware on a computer."
Molecular subtyping enhances case definition specificity, enabling outbreaks to be detected and controlled at an earlier stage, and enabling detection of geographically dispersed outbreaks (8 – 10 ).
Paired-end Illumina RNA-Seq generated 20.7 to 57.1 million aligned sequence fragments per sample (mean, 39.4 million), enabling detection of 32,880 genes, of which 15,584 were protein-coding genes.
The dynamic response of a railway bridge to loading produces a dynamic response in the passing vehicle, potentially enabling detection of the damage through analysis of the vehicle response.
The polymerase chain reaction (PCR) has been extensively used for diagnosis of viral infections, including those caused by hantaviruses, enabling detection of few target sequence copies in the sample.
Genetically encoded protein-based biosensors have been developed with a wider range of sensing moieties, enabling detection of changes in localized protein synthesis, voltage, glutamate and/or glucose levels.
The proposed subword unit based speech recognition framework is shown to provide equivalent accuracy to a whole-word based speech recognizer while enabling detection of oral reading events and finer grained speech analysis during recognition.
The protocols take advantage of optimized tyramide signal amplification (TSA) conditions of the PO assay and long-lasting high signal-to-noise ratio of the AP reaction, thereby enabling detection of less abundant transcripts.
US had the highest false-negative rate compared with mammography and MR, enabling detection of only one in six cancers in high-risk women.
This increases the number of bacteria isolated on culture, or molecular techniques enabling detection of bacteria that would have been missed by conventional tissue culture [28].
