"set to enable" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to introduce the purpose of a plan or action, such as in the sentence: "The program is set to enable streamlined communication between departments."
Be sure that your menu settings are set to enable you to read through the USB.
The funds are also set to enable a new Girls Fund project to open aiming to reduce child marriage in five high risk areas in Tanzania, working with 1,300 adolescent girls.
From here, evidence of delivery of cost savings should be positive as should the impact of recent Ofcom reviews which have been favourable for pricing at Openreach and Wholesale and are set to enable bundling of services for Retail".
"We want to build a tool set to enable officials at all levels of government and in business to allow then to directly engage with citizens or consumers through the platform," Rattray said.
A transfer buffer is set to enable conversion between segments and connect each independent zone.
Selective laser metal sintering is set to enable a burst of creativity for today's young gas turbine design engineers.
In this section, we present experiments where these windows are set to, enabling the detection of changes in repeating activities with good accuracy.
Two additional buttons were provided on the telegraph sets to enable the common return to be connected to either the positive or negative terminal of the battery according to the direction it was desired to move the needle.
Given the large fraction of disease heritability they are thought to represent [ 47], a reference call-set to enable accuracy comparisons among different platforms is needed.
Many model systems lack species specific organized phenotype based gene sets to enable high throughput analysis of large molecular datasets.
All samples were analyzed using the GeneChip® Rhesus Macaque Genome Array (Affymetrix®) that contains 52,024 rhesus probe sets to enable gene expression studies of Macaca mulatta transcriptome interrogating more than 47,000 transcripts.
