The phrase 'enabling the establishment of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has made possible or allowed for the creation of something else. For example, "The new law enabled the establishment of an advisory board for the mayor's office."
The results herein presented show strong evidence that a direct correspondence exists and it is established for specific fault kinds, enabling the establishment of complimentary test strategies integrating static and dynamic analysis.
Among the measures introduced was a change to Pakistan's constitution enabling the establishment of special military courts to fast-track terror cases, including the school attackers.
Enabling the establishment of service centers by Chinese power companies in India is certainly a big step forward and a positive emerging from the current talks.
It was also validated the possibility of people recommendation, enabling the establishment of interest network, based on a specific subject, showing good partners to study and research.
We demonstrated that the immunoliposomes were selectively taken up by HIV-1-infected cells and localized intracellularly, enabling the establishment of a cytoplasmic reservoir of protease inhibitor.
Between the elapsed time and the initial concentration of titrand, linear relationships were found for classical acid-base, precipitation, complexation and redox reaction over certain ranges, enabling the establishment of quantitative determinations.
This is particularly the case in East Asia, where large case collections have already been established, or where high-quality health services in large populations enable the establishment of suitable case collections for GWAS studies.
The Washington summit enabled the establishment of several basic principles regarding regulation which must now be put into practical effect.
From here, he takes us to Dresden, Germany, where in the 18th century a young mathematician and philosopher, Walther Tschirnhaus, cracked its code, a discovery that enabled the establishment of the Meissen factory; and finally, a little later in the same century, to Plymouth, where William Cookworthy, a young Quaker chemist, patented its magical recipe.
Victory over the Zulu at the Battle of Blood River on December 16, 1838, and divisions in the Zulu kingdom enabled the establishment of the short-lived Republic of Natalia, bounded to the north by the still-powerful Zulu kingdom and to the south by the Mpondo.
