Enough of

The battery has enough charge left to make another call.

Thanks! But is ''enough of the..'' possible in other contexts? Is it even idiomatic ?

It is not natural, but most people would get your meaning.

The idiomatic expression is "There's enough juice left in the battery for another short call."

I think you misunderstood what I meant, I meant if ''enough of the'' itself is idiomatic and can be used in other contexts?

MustAsk I meant if enough of the itself is idiomatic

I suppose that it can be used in this way:

Is there enough of the cake left over for dessert tomorrow?

But most people would just say:
Is there enough cake left over for dessert tomorrow?

MustAskThanks! But is ''enough of the..'' possible in other contexts? Is it even idiomatic ?

Some idiomatic uses of "enough of".

has/have had enough of something: used for saying that you do not want to experience any more of something because it is annoying or boring
I've had enough of this!
We've had enough of this nonsense.