The phrase "may enable to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to express the possibility of something allowing or making it possible for someone to do something. Example: The new technology may enable us to complete the project faster.
The exploitation of these vulnerabilities may enable to discover new parts of the Web site.
Of note, identifying high-risk patients may enable to decrease potential adverse effects of furosemide.
Lower operation frequency may enable to design transceivers that consume less power than transceivers in higher frequencies.
A better knowledge of the nephrotoxic prescription pattern and its contribution to renal injury in ICU patients, may enable to identify opportunities for improvement.
Further studies may enable to quantitatively evaluate the major factors that caused the many casualties and severe damage to buildings near the eruption source during the Ontake eruption.
Applying the User Centered Design approach to the development of this kind of tools may enable to improve their ergonomics features and ultimately increase their use.
Exposure of cells to one stress may enable them to adapt to other stress conditions.
45 46 In future, adaptations to smartphones may enable patients to automatically record their IOP and transmit the data to clinicians.
Other techniques may enable doctors to deliver heat to specific cancer cells without affecting nearby healthy tissue.
We also discuss how powerful superconducting instruments may enable scientists to seek answers to several profound questions about nature.
Chubais still has one thing going for him that may enable him to hang on to some of his power.
