The phrase "able to build them" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capability or skill in constructing or creating something, often referring to objects or systems.
Example: "With the right tools and knowledge, she is able to build them efficiently and effectively."
Alternatives: "capable of constructing them" or "skilled in creating them".
Up until about 2005, all we ever did was close schools; now, we've not been able to build them fast enough.
As for the nuclear power station at Bushehr, the West says a contract with Russia to supply fuel could be extended after it expires in 2021.Iran says it will not dismantle any of its existing centrifuges and must be able to build them up to a level sufficient to fuel Bushehr a tenfold increase in its current installed capacity.
Developing countries, many of which are constructing scores of new cities to house their burgeoning populations, would be able to build them in a low-carbon way, with better energy efficiency, he told the annual meeting of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, in Paris.
"You have to know how to break things to be able to build them really well," says Gary McGraw, a renowned security expert.
"When you are rebuilding houses or building towns that have a flood risk, whether inland or on the coast, then you need to be able to build them in such as way to be resilient.
Starting today, however, you'll be able to install interactive watch faces that allow you to pull up more information and launch apps with a tap right from the watch face (and developers will be able to build them).
"APIs are exploding today," says Waldron. "There is an expectation for one everywhere, but also an expectation from businesses that they should be able to build into them".
Have you been able to build on them for the longer-term?
As an example of how the component shortages hurt in the recent quarter, Mr. Joyce said sales of the company's large Unix servers would have grown at more than 30percentt instead of the 15percentt it achieved had it been able to build more of them.
As these N- and C-termini are quite flexible, we were not able to build any of them (Table S1).
It's made from ancient spare parts, but it's surprising what a watchable contraption the movie is able to build out of them. .
