"successfully enable" is a grammatically correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to describe a successful outcome resulting from or enabled by some actions. Example: Through hard work and dedication, he was able to successfully enable himself to complete the project on time.
Mobility management is the key to successfully enable seamless mobile services.
As such, the proposed feed forward DC voltage can successfully enable the VSC HVDC connected WPP ride through faults in the host power systems.
But the service provider be it NewWallet.com or another company that can successfully enable small businesses to bill its customers online could be singing all the way to the bank.
With a new school-meets-old-school-twist, these platforms successfully enable stress-free selling and buying of used items.
Volkswagen and Audi, both part of Volkswagen A.G., have often shared platforms successfully, enabling them to divide the huge costs of developing new cars.
"The key to successfully enabling residents to work out their foreclosures is sometimes as simple as sitting them down with their lenders," said Stefan Pryor, the deputy mayor for economic development.
"Government support has driven down the cost of renewable energy significantly and these statistics show that has successfully enabled renewables to compete with other technologies," said a spokeswoman for the Department of Energy and Climate Change.
Similarly, many animals have a wide range of defensive behaviour patterns; in the laboratory, at least, which one eventually predominates in any given situation normally depends on which one successfully enables the animal to escape or to avoid aversive consequences.
The method successfully enabled the formation of compact and transparent amorphous TiO2 layers with a high deposition rate of 1.2 μm per minute.
The chapter argues that this agile architecting technique successfully enables the low-cost and low-risk delivery of complex agile system development projects.
Ying Ruocheng, who was to become the deputy Minister of Culture from 1986 to 1990, and his colleagues provided a simultaneous translation through earphones successfully enabling Chinese-speakers to gain access to a live play in English.
