"progressively enable" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to mean that something helps to improve or enable something else gradually. For example: "The training program will progressively enable employees to develop their skills."
Second, the ISA Commons, which illustrates how the synergy between research and service groups, across a variety of life science domains, can work to build an network of data collection, curation, and sharing solutions that progressively enable the 'invisible use' of standards [ 10].
Both the information contents and the 'exploration' tools follow the principle of progressive disclosure of information, i.e. the TIDDD does not assume an expert use but it progressively enables the exploration of scientific and technical information, as users require this.
The resort has three parks, each with progressively larger features, which enable young people to become proficient at balancing and maneuvering.
Building blocks of information grow progressively more complex, enabling their application to any point along nursing's academic trajectory.
Recent improvements in ablation systems, operation and cell design enabled progressively better spatial resolutions down to 1 μm.
Rolls-Royce said its inspection of Trent 900 engines would be "supplemented by the replacement of the relevant module," which would "enable our customers progressively to bring the whole fleet back into service".
This classification system is based on the concept that performance evaluations across three in vitro tests, designed to subject a LBF to progressively more challenging conditions, will enable effective LBF discrimination and performance grading.
This paper proposes to use a progressively scaled local codebook to enable high resolution quantization and reconstruction for multiuser MIMO with zero-forcing precoding.
The article entitled "Progressive refinement of beamforming vectors for high resolution limited feedback" by R. W. Heath et al. proposes to use a progressively scaled local codebook to enable high resolution quantization and reconstruction for multiuser MIMO with zero-forcing precoding.
As growth rates increase, more strains can enter the population (since higher growth rates enable growth at progressively lower resource concentrations) and bacterial strain diversity rises.
Under this model, regulation is designed to enable entrants to make progressively greater investments in their own networks, whilst decreasing their dependence on the network of the incumbent fixed operator.
