facilitate

Object

• sharing: Microsoft SharePoint™ Services helps small to medium sized businesses facilitate the sharing of information within their organizations, over the Internet.
• exchange: The Center has academic agreements with several Latin American universities which facilitate exchanges of faculty.
• communication: The Tuesday Updates were a common point of reference for all game players, facilitating communication.
• collaboration: These grants demonstrate the councils ' vital role in bringing about change through facilitating productive collaboration with industry.
• discussion: Speakers will usually address the seminar for no more than 15 minutes each to facilitate group discussion.
• dialog: Useful links are provided and there is a newsletter called " Ethically Speaking " which facilitates dialog between different European ethics committees.

Subject

• tutor: It involves self-management courses facilitated by trained tutors who themselves have a long-term health problem.
• expert: We have ' permanent ' boards which are not facilitated by any expert.

Adjective complement

• rapid: This will help to facilitate rapid take up of the cards.

Modifying Another Word

• greatly: The proceedings will be made with LaTeX, which will greatly facilitate future publication.
• thereby: HSE must change this so as to enable prompt investigation, root cause analysis and thereby facilitating avoidance of similar accidents.
• externally: A working group has been established, externally facilitated, which will aim to deliver the final Scheme by December 2006.
• jointly: Snail Mail Workshop The school workshop was jointly facilitated by my good friend and writer, Fiona Hamilton.
• actively: We will actively facilitate business opportunities and develop them whenever they benefit the people of Northern Ireland.
• effectively: In this way, the sharing of good practice and networking of ideas could be facilitated more effectively.

Used with why or when

• where: McKeone ( 1994, p 6 ) suggests that legal aid should be granted to facilitate this where necessary.

Present participle complement

• learn: Groups are often formed because of factors like the classroom layout and in the interests of classroom management, rather than to facilitate learning.
• search: Such memos facilitate later searching and cataloging of images.

Preposition: by

• tutor: It involves self-management courses facilitated by trained tutors who themselves have a long-term health problem.
• expert: We have ' permanent ' boards which are not facilitated by any expert.