"enabling to extract" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where something is made possible or easier to obtain. For example, "Modern technology is enabling to extract more data from the same sources than ever before."
Active systems use a fan which enables to extract air from the sub-slab.
Hence, the method enables to extract a 3D object from one real scene and to superimpose it onto another real or virtual 3D scene.
Not surprisingly from Figure 3, we can see that a proper choice of, depending on frame rate, enables to extract background from moving objects.
More recently, it has been shown that nanoscale photovoltage measurements using a pulsed light source enable to extract the photocarrier lifetime [12].
Similarly, green solvents such as terpenes and ionic liquids have tremendous solvent properties that enable to extract the oil in eco-friendly manner.
This system is mainly used with a fan which enables to extract mechanically the air from the sub-slab region in order to under pressurise it.
Furthermore, it also enables to extract algorithm-level information which can then be used in heuristic methods for efficient optimization parameter space exploration in the autotuning process.
CEP effectively supports the implementation of "sense and respond" behaviours, as it enables to extract meaningful events from raw data streams originated by sensing infrastructures, for enterprise processes and applications consumption.
The simplest way of fully utilizing the source would be via an imaging project which preserves the data in context with the whole source document: both historians and climate scientists will then be enabled to extract information relevant to their needs.
