The phrase "able to create one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability or skill to produce or generate something, often in a specific context.
Example: "With the right tools and knowledge, she is able to create one of the most intricate designs in the industry."
Alternatives: "capable of making one" or "qualified to produce one".
McDonald wrote that, within a year, veterans would be able to create one account on Vets.gov from which they'll manage all their personal information.
Developers have long struggled with fragmentation across operating systems, when they want to just be able to create one app and blast it out on every platform imaginable.
By focusing on people and the process, Ray was able to create one of the most successful restaurant chains in history.
"When we have the chance to be able to create one of the biggest world pharmaceutical groups in our country, we have to take it".
Hadid was able to create one of the world's most important architectural practices, one that, at the time of her death, was working in China, the Middle East, America and Russia.
By examining how ice sheets in the Antarctic interact with the oceans that surround them, Gomez was able to create one of the most dynamic pictures of how massive ice sheets move and change over time.
Based on animal studies, c-kit-positive human CSCs are able to create, within one month after administration, even more human cardiomyocytes than the host myocytes lost due to the organ damage.
During the closing panel, Chamillionaire got up to express his love for the iPhone and his frustration that Android has not been able to create even one device that can match it.
You won't be able to create any new ones until you set one of the primaries as a logical.
"A writer would not be able to tell a story through one word, nor would a composer be able to create a symphony with one note.
They want to sell the "programs" they use to control their victims to customers and to show off that they were able to create separate identities in one person.
