The phrase "enabling mechanisms" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the processes or systems that allow something to happen or function effectively. Example: The new technology has greatly improved our productivity, thanks to its enabling mechanisms that automate repetitive tasks and streamline workflows.
The Tories created the rhetoric of "big society" without delivering on the substance or enabling mechanisms.
Before going in detail into the OSA enabling mechanisms, it becomes essential to assess the potential scenario where OSA is suitable.
We examine how low-carbon policies emerge and evolve, and what are the enabling mechanisms, taking Shanghai as a case study.
This paper focuses on how the design and performance of PPP enabling mechanisms such as 'unsolicited proposals' (USP) permit and incentivize rent-seeking behavior in subnational contexts.
This coupled with improved discrimination, likely driven by multiple exposures to the family of stimuli used in the task, define the enabling mechanisms that allow the transition from novice to expert.
Each stage in the migration cycle offers unique opportunities for public health action/intervention based on enabling mechanisms and capacities harnessed in routine migrant worker pathways.
Professors, administrators, bureaucrats and politicians support the status quo because they view higher education as a sorting vehicle, rather than an enabling mechanism.
Whilst we have considered in this work only feedback control as the enabling mechanism for self-adaptation, other strategies may be modeled as new variation points.
Simply put, what's missing is a systemic connection between all these initiatives an enabling mechanism that allows us to not only connect the dots, but also to see ourselves, and the significance of our work, from the whole.
LMB blocks nuclear export of p65 into the cytoplasm, an enabling mechanism behind NF-κB oscillation.
It will then be applied as an enabling mechanism to the delivery of community-based palliative care.
