The phrase "enforce the stability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation in which an action or measure is taken to maintain stability or order. For example, in response to a riot, a government might "enforce the stability" by sending in additional police officers to keep the peace.
It is unclear whether the interim authorities can enforce the stability required to hold a free and fair vote by the new deadline.
It's astonishing how many European officials and unofficial wise men insist, with a great air of wisdom, that the euro crisis was caused by failure to enforce the stability pact — that is, limits on deficits and debt.
Music must be stately and dignified, contributing to the inner harmony that is the foundation of good behaviour, and all art is at its noblest when incorporated into the rituals and traditions that enforce the stability and order of social life.
Successors also enforce the stability of the system.
This will enforce the stability.
A4 European Pact Criticized The president of the European Commission, Romano Prodi, whose office is meant to enforce the 1997 Stability and Growth Pact, called the pact "stupid".
In this paper we design efficient algorithms to compute polynomial-size integer weights so as to enforce the following stability property: if q="O(1) edges fail, traffic demands that are not affected by the failures are not redirected.
Here the problem is how to enforce the Maastricht treaty's stability and growth pact, the "rule book" of the eurozone, which has implications for national control of budgets and deficits.
The hidden variable method has been therefore implemented by enforcing explicitly the stability of the solution and the positiveness of mass and stiffness matrices.
A reserve currency needs to have a developed debt market, ability to enforce the rule of law, and proven monetary and political stability.
