"enabling significant" is a grammatically correct construction in written English.
It is typically used in the context of describing something that allows or empowers something important or noteworthy to happen. Example: The new technology is enabling significant advancements in medical research, leading to potential breakthroughs in disease treatment.
Based on this assumption, it was hypothesized that nanometer-scale, multilayer coatings will posses a combination of these required properties enabling significant increases in fatigue crack initiation resistance.
Furthermore, undoped anatase could be activated similarly to low-doped variants even upon irradiation at 405 nm peak wavelength enabling significant protein decomposition.
Twenty millilitre of water per gram solid phase could be passed with less than 5% loss of acrylamide from the column, thus enabling significant enrichment of food extracts.
Reversal of the thrombin inhibition was also achieved by the use of single-stranded DNA antidotes, thus enabling significant control over blood coagulation.
These electrodes can possess a hierarchical pore structure with larger macroscale pores allowing for facile ion and fluid transport, and smaller, nanometer-scale pores enabling significant ion storage.
Wide-bandgap (WBG) semiconductors present a pathway to push the limits of efficiency in optoelectronics and electronics enabling significant energy savings, offering new and compact architecture, and more functionality.
Perhaps a larger investment in traditional diplomacy would enable significant reductions to the military budget.
The Bosphorus enables significant amounts of international shipping to move between the Mediterranean Sea and the Black Sea.
A sub-clustering approach enables significant computation time reduction.
Epidermal sensing has enabled significant advancements towards the measurement and understanding of health.
For many small businesses, e-commerce has allowed them to explore new markets and enabled significant growth.
