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Discover LudwigThe phrase "able to add to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability to contribute or increase something, such as knowledge, resources, or value.
Example: "She is able to add to the team's success with her innovative ideas and strong work ethic."
Alternatives: "capable of contributing to" or "able to enhance".
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"We were able to add to our pitching and not trade one single guy.
(Existing shareholders would still be able to add to their positions).
Sheila is an inveterate thrifter, and she's been able to add to the look.
He won't be able to add to his totals; the game was moved to Nov. 9 because of Hurricane Ike.
By the late 9th century they were already able to add to the geometry of Euclid, Archimedes, and Apollonius.
The economies of scale from a two-series commitment meant replicas sets could be built and the directors were able to add to the much-lauded "authenticity".
Alex Rodriguez kept Mooy under wraps, while Dylan Fox restricted the influence of Fornarolli, who wasn't able to add to his 17 goals this season.
Graveney's day would have been complete had Jones, who has missed nearly six weeks because of a foot injury, been able to add to the damage.
The List No one can see everything, and I hope to be able to add to the list when catching up with good things I've missed.
However, Next's annual report reveals that Wolfson and the rest of Next's executive board will not be able to add to that pot under the share matching scheme.
But it is not clear how much new information Indecu would be able to add to what is already known in the United States.
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