E3. Enable / Emphasis / Expertise

1. enable

: to make sb able to do sth

: to make sth possible

 

ex) Fiber optics changed the game for telecommunications enabling faster telephone communication and high-speed internet. 

ex) Frequent training enables our technicians to resolve most computer problems swiftly.

ex) Inherent within all activities of a sharing nature, trust is the key to enabling these transactions to occur.

ex) Mice have a highly effective sense of smell that enables them to steer clear of predators. 

ex) The U.S. military presence has enabled Japan to spend little on defense, thereby reassuring its neighbors that Tokyo has fully abandoned last century's imperial ambitions.

ex) Once technology enables us to engineer bodies, brains and minds, we can no longer be certain about anything - including things that previously seemed fixed and eternal. 

ex) Virtual classrooms are learner-centered environments that enable students and instructors to communicate synchronously using audio or, video equipment. These features enable faculty and students to interact as if they were face-to-face in a classroom.

 

2. emphasis
: the particular importance or attention that is given to sth

ex) With less emphasis on agriculture, modern economies are heavily dependent on industrial and information technologies.
ex) Too much emphasis is placed on research.
ex) We provide all types of information, with an emphasis on legal advice.
ex) Too much emphasis is placed on the desirability of being thin.
ex) The economies of these countries have grown at rates that were unprecedented in world history, and this rapid growth is a direct result of their emphasis on improving schools and preparing students to succeed in a competitive global environment.

 

3. expertise
: expertise is special skill or knowledge that is acquired by training, study, or practice.

: special skill or knowledge, the skill or knowledge an expert has

: "Expertise" refers to the skill, knowledge, and experience that someone has in a particular field or subject. It's often used when referring to a person or group who has a deeper or more specialized understanding of a topic than others might.

ex) Our company offers valuable advice and expertise.
ex) We have the expertise to help you run your business.
ex) They have considerable expertise in dealing with oil spills. 
ex) He is a logical choice given his expertise in consumer marketing.
ex) This question falls outside my area of expertise.
ex) That's not within the area of my expertise.

ex) I am adding A and B to this thread for their expertise.

ex) I am including Ian and Ryan in this conversation as their specialized expertise will be valuable in addressing this complex issue.

ex) Given the complexity of the issues we're facing, I think A's and B's expertise will be essential. I've included them in this email to lend their support.