"which enables more" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is often used in sentences to explain how something enables additional activity or opportunities. For example, "The new software upgrade, which enables more efficient collaboration, has been a great help to the team."
This increases the capacity to store heat within the Arctic system, which enables more melting –a self-reinforcing cycle".
It becomes possible for quality farmers to sell their products at a better price, which enables more people to buy quality meat.
Today Pierre is chair of eBay, which enables more than 90 million buyers and sellers to connect as well as send and receive payments through PayPal, which operates in 190 markets and 24 currencies.
The CT component of 18F-FDG PET-CT imaging can provide high-resolution anatomical information, which enables more accurate staging and assessment.
This method requires no knowledge of known inactive compounds and active compounds of other target classes, which enables more expanded coverage of the "non-inhibitor" chemical space.
The proposed approach provides a distribution of damage values, which enables more comprehensive analysis of fatigue damage using bounds and exceedance probability.
But authorities (Andre Agassi for one) say the key change came with today's strings, built of sophisticated polymers, which enable more and greater spins than in the past.
We expect our radical reforms, which enable more people to access their pension flexibly, will be popular, and we are confident that all systems will be in place for them to do so".
As a result, there is a need for the development of joints which enable more rapid assembly.
Triple-shape memory polymers (triple-SMPs) have one permanent and two temporary shapes, which enable more complex actuation than traditional dual-SMPs.
Radio free-free emission observed by NoRH was combined with multiple line-of-sight EUV observations from STEREO and SDO, which enabled more accurate estimations of the coronal parameters than have ever previously been derived.
