"is dedicated to enabling" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone or something that is focused on bringing about a change or making something possible. For example, "The charity is dedicated to enabling disadvantaged people to access education and job opportunities."
Howard is dedicated to enabling positive change in the education sector and has made it his mission to ensure schools, academies, multi-academy trusts and local authorities have the tools, support and guidance to achieve effective financial management.
"ARM is dedicated to enabling a standards-based Internet of Things where billions of devices of all types and capabilities are connected through interoperable Internet Protocols and Web Services," said John Cornish, executive vice president and general manager, System Design Division, ARM, in a statement.
Various research efforts have been dedicated to enable precise (sub-pixel accuracy) motion estimation; however, the methods developed are insufficient to guarantee perfect motion compensation and, even though perfect motion estimation is potentially possible, it usually requires a large amount of computation.
The second part is dedicated to the approach which enabled us to win the ROADEF'2005 challenge.
A considerable body of literature is dedicated to determining what protein modifications enable enzymatic function at low temperature.
A second part of the paper is dedicated to the analysis of main technologies enabling wideband spectrum sensing, dealing with the (i) RF frontend, (ii) A/D conversion, and (iii) waveform processing section of a potential instrument.
One of these monitors is dedicated to Tweetdeck, the tweeting tool that enables users to run keyword searches on the micro-blogging platform.
World Heart Day is dedicated to raising global awareness, encouraging action and enabling lasting change.
Research is dedicated to facilitate and speed up intelligent intervention into system behavior to enable systems to repurpose themselves (Schwaninger et al. 2006).
Activities Alive! is dedicated to improving the quality of life for older people in care by enabling them to participate in meaningful activity.
"Blunderbuss" is dedicated to him.
