"try to enable" is correct and usable in written English.
Example: "I will try to enable the new feature on our website by the end of the week."
Beyond that, designers must try to enable family members to provide support for patients.
Companies like Glitch, Zapier, and IFTTT all try to enable anyone to do things that usually only developers can do.
Both sides have agreed to at least try to enable all declared candidates to line up together on one stage for the first debate in August.
In some ways, I just try to enable stuff to happen, and I'm not quite sure what the stuff will be.
So does this first mega-building succeed in Zuckerberg's ambition "to create the same sense of community and connection among our teams that we try to enable with our services across the world"?
Nintendo is expected to release more details about Wii Music this summer, but the basic concept is that while popular music games like Guitar Hero and Rock Band allow players only to recreate canned tunes, Wii Music will try to enable users to capture the feelings of composition and improvisation.
"Rather, he is trying to enable white moderates to rationalize voting for him".
We are trying to enable low-cost healthcare and prevent rather than treat disease.
While Apple has tried to enable natural-sounding conversations with Siri, they are often anything but.
CERN is trying to enable both methods: (1) with the full-function VMWrapper/VMController code, and (2) via CernVM/CoPilot.
Companies are also trying to enable more connections, helping people to interact and build community beyond work meetings.
