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The phrase "able to catch more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability to capture or obtain a greater quantity of something, often in a comparative context.
Example: "With the new fishing nets, we are now able to catch more fish than ever before."
Alternatives: "capable of capturing more" or "able to obtain more".
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Taiwanese fishermen are able to catch more fish with their bigger boats and more sophisticated fishing methods.
These services typically offer several cable channels, including ESPN, so you'll be able to catch more games from anywhere you can get a reliable 3G data connection.
This means that fishermen would not be able to catch more than a fish stock can reproduce in a given year.
By covering the grill grate with foil, you will be able to catch more of the clam juice that leaks out.
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" Piazza said that he would be able to work out on a treadmill until he was able to resume batting practice, and that he felt he could handle the load if Howe wanted him to catch more.
The downside is that, naturally, the police would like everyone's DNA on a national database to be able to catch villains more quickly, which has implications for civil liberties.
We want to catch more fish!
Since then, it started to catch more and more attention [ 32– 32].
When these are reached, fishermen will be able to catch three times more fish a year than are currently landed.
If you can determine the pathways the mice often use, you will be able to catch and track the mice more easily.
The piranha were so plentiful that Satoshi, a martial arts instructor who was wearing a cast on his arm because of an injury suffered in a competition, was able to catch them one-handed with nothing more than a simple bamboo pole and small pieces of beef as bait.
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