The phrase "able in order to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as it combines two phrases that do not logically fit together.
Example: "She is able in order to complete the project on time."
Alternatives: "capable of" or "able to".
It is also important for patients to resume eating as soon as they are able in order to avoid malnutrition or to prevent existing malnutrition from becoming worse.
The whole idea of good government and a fair society is that we should all contribute what we are able, in order to collectively ensure that no one misses out on essentials such as health and education.
Over time, she developed and refined an ability to marshal support from those with who were able in order to provide for those who were unable to help themselves.
It is with these same convictions that we ask each of you to reflect, and consider doing what you are able in order to help create a dignified existence for all.
Several of the signatories for the Cherokee intended to disavow their promises as soon as they were able, in order to seek retribution for the capture of their peace delegations.
Do this as soon as you are able in order to prevent the rash from growing.
Nor whether a non-confirmed civil servant would be in a position to make controversial decisions as you'd hope/expect an oversight ombudsperson to be able to in order to be able to carry out their duties.
The question is shouldn't they be able to in order to get the most out of college?
In such circumstances they will pay pretty much whatever they have to, or are able to, in order to get the drug.
Isaac is unable to heal her, but Rose tells Bernard that he was able to, in order to stop him from wasting any more of the time that they have left together.
There is usually a 7-day waiting period, so it's best to file the first day you are able to, in order to start receiving those benefits as quickly as possible.
