The phrase "able to attract some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability of something to draw interest or attention from a certain group or number of people.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is designed to be able to attract some younger customers to our brand."
Alternatives: "capable of drawing some" or "able to engage some".
"He may able to attract some huge amounts of money," Mr. Scelsa continued.
"I'm back home, and hopefully I'll be able to attract some fans to our games," Welsh said.
They had thus been able to attract some of the main Argentine talents, notably to the Millonarios club; Santa Fe turned, for a time, to English players.
Mr. Farrell did not announce a lineup of groups, but judging from recent history he will be able to attract some big acts: the festival in Chile this year was headlined by the Killers, Jane's Addiction and Kanye West.
He then helped found TruMarkets Inc., an online bond trading venture that was able to attract some prominent Wall Street figures as board members, including Herbert Allison, a former president of Merrill Lynch.
"I was able to attract some key talent – for example our chairman, who is ex-Amazon, was able to come on and help, almost like a double act: wise, business guy and young, crazy founder".
"With a future like this, will medicine still be able to attract and retain some of the most talented young people?
In addition to the successful conclusion of CUE and progress on a number of our multidisciplinary initiatives, which I will discuss shortly, this past year we have been able to attract donations to some of our highest priorities from endowment to new capital facilities.
The Southern Mediterranean countries have been able to attract FDI, and in some cases, even managed to maintain growth rates of around 3% at the height of the economic crisis.
Kabila initially was able to attract foreign aid and provided some order and relief to the country's decimated economy.
We'll hope for the best and be optimistic that at some point, we'll be able to attract them".
