'fully enable' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an action that enables something to function properly or to its maximum capacity. For example, "Making sure our customers have all the necessary tools to do their job is essential to fully enable their success."
Facebook must have a search feature to fully enable connection.
The goal of the SAM-Grid project is to fully enable distributed computing for the experiments.
However, the delivery systems that fully enable this sector will rely on hybrid connectivity featuring both satellite and terrestrial technologies.
Provision of optimal antigen presenting cells from the spleen did not fully enable SP thymocytes to produce TNF, suggesting an intrinsic defect in their ability to produce TNF efficiently.
These studies suggest it may be feasible to quantitate cell surface expression of candidate biomarkers on CTCs in patients with metastatic NSCLC, however, only about 50% of patients had sufficient CTCs (>3) for assessing heterogeneity in expression, suggesting that improvements in capture technologies will be required to fully enable biomarker studies in CTCs from NSCLC patients.
Further steps are needed to fully enable wide data sharing as envisioned by funders and the scientific community.
The wardrobe shift accompanies the slightest change in on-court style, and a fully enabled Ginobili incorporates a familiar guile in breathtaking ways.
She eventually left after it got very ugly, and online viewers wound up watching a man who was rapidly losing his mind and explained as much into a fully enabled mirror that was really more of a window.
Unfortunately, no enterprise architecture description language currently exists that fully enables integrated enterprise modelling.
Thus, a greater understanding of these nanoparticle interactions with biomolecules and cells in vivo, and their biological consequences, is of outmost importance in fully enabling the successful design of minimally invasive SEPs (Kim et al. 2013; Polo et al. 2017).
It's possible that these liberated handsets could be locked out of the apps store, meaning users would have to choose between the freedom of open development or the sophistication of a fully enabled platform.
