enabling

v. the act of giving someone the tools, rights, or ability to do something.

v. the present participle of 'enable', describing the process of providing the means or opportunity to achieve a goal.

“The new software is enabling our team to work much faster than before.”

“By providing micro-loans to local entrepreneurs, the charity is enabling sustainable economic growth within the rural community.”

adj. describing something that allows a process or activity to happen.

adj. functioning as an attributive adjective to describe a factor, technology, or environment that facilitates a specific outcome.

“The government passed an enabling law to help the project start quickly.”

“Cloud computing serves as an enabling technology that allows small businesses to compete with global corporations on a technical level.”

Academic

n. the process of making an action or a system work.

n. the gerundial use of the word, referring to the abstract act or instance of providing capability or permission.

“The enabling of these new features required a complete system update.”

“The successful enabling of the treaty depended on the cooperation of all regional stakeholders during the final negotiations.”

Formal