The phrase "enabling operations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to facilitating or supporting various processes or activities, often in a technical or business environment.
Example: "The new software is designed for enabling operations across multiple departments, improving overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "facilitating processes" or "supporting activities."
The upstream and downstream wires are thermistors enabling operation in the calorimetric mode.
Modulation is achieved through free-carrier absorption, not interference effects, enabling operation over the entire bandwidth of the waveguide.
Our new LQT-TOF-MS features a design with separate RF and ejection DC electrodes, thereby enabling operation with commercially available RF and DC electronics.
Also, it is shown that using a larger CP length allows improving the system reliability and enlarging the stability region, thus, enabling operation in a wider range of loads without exceeding undesired system states.
This study thus suggests that the exhaust scrubber technology, also enabling operation with residual fuel in the ECA, would have a relevant impact on the ship's operating costs.
One such alternative is a process based on membrane reforming in which hydrogen is continuously removed from the reaction zone pushing the chemical equilibrium and enabling operation at moderate temperatures.
The 25 kV primary ion column in TOF.SIMS 5 instruments has 3 lenses, enabling operation with different primary ion beam guidances.
Importantly, Cas-OFFinder is written in OpenCL, an open standard language for parallel programming in heterogeneous environments, enabling operation in diverse platforms such as central processing units (CPUs), graphics processing units (GPUs) and digital signal processors (DSPs).
In addition, this substituent also red-shifted the absorption spectrum of the azobenzene unit and decreased the thermal stability of its cis isomer, thus enabling operation of the system with visible light and a single irradiation source.
Another $3m could have paid for an advanced, category-II or -III instrument landing-system that would have enabled operations even in dense fog, according to a local commercial pilot.
