The phrase "able for further" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning; a more appropriate phrase would be "able to proceed further."
Example: "The team is now able to proceed further with the project after receiving the necessary funding."
Alternatives: "capable of advancing" or "ready to continue."
Revealingly, clause 5.12 of your consultation paper claims that the "breadth" of the new exam will "help prepare more able students for further study, where they will be expected to demonstrate more independent thinking".
This means that team members not involved in the interviews were able to probe for further insights, suggest means of gaining additional clarification, recommend next steps, and challenge the interviewers by suggesting alternatives for tentative initial findings.
Participants from both groups will be able to volunteer for further metabolic testing.
Participants from both groups will be able to volunteer for further body composition assessment.
However, there are insufficient data to be able to account for further processing of liquid oil and fats.
Next month's governing council meeting, Mr. Trichet's last, will be in Berlin, where concern is growing that Greece will not be able to fulfill conditions for further aid, raising the possibility it will have to default on its debt and exit the euro.
Your research area is a well-funded one, and I think you should be able to find support for further studies.
Both the SEEV and the AIE model provided estimates for percentage dwell times with similar quality, while the AIE model was able to provide estimates for further measure like gaze frequencies and link values.
As a result, the U.S. auto industry, still recovering from its near-death addiction to cheap gas, would be able to get ready for further competition with foreign manufacturers with a clear game plan and a much better prospect for success.
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