This phrase is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "We designed these processes to make it easier to establish a new business venture."
It recommended that the government consider a public auction for the warrants, which would make it easier to establish a market price for them.
Morin also recommends giving the teacher information beyond what they will find in a standard school file to make it easier to establish a connection.
To make it easier to establish local points of reference, the city can be divided into address zones, each of which can be given an identifying number or letter.
Germany introduced laws to make it easier to establish joint-stock companies, scrapping ancient regulations, because so many German companies were taking advantage of the single European market and incorporating in Britain.
Unions hope, and some businesses fear, that if the organization were to support rights of workers to be involved in corporate governance, it would make it easier to establish and protect rules requiring such a role in both developed and developing countries.
This way of delineating authorship would improve both the accountability of and trust in researchers and would make it easier to establish how credit should be given.
It ships with not only the Hub, but also two IR extenders in the box, which make it easy to establish setups for both open- and closed-cabin AV stack installations.
The advent of digital timing devices makes it easier to establish reliable unmanned checkpoints.
A new labor law has made it easier to establish worker safety committees in factories and boosted registration of unions.
In the second experiment, eye movement recordings revealed that superimposition increased plan comparison efficiency by making it easier to establish coreference between the two sources of information.
"I think his age makes it easier to establish good rapport and talk at the same level," said Julian Pelenur, 30, one of Mr. Belizaire's former partners.
