The phrase "able to create such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability or capacity to produce or generate something specific.
Example: "The new software is able to create such complex simulations that it has revolutionized the industry."
Alternatives: "capable of producing such" or "able to generate such".
"I never expected that we would be able to create such a high".
Another type of particle collider able to create such extreme conditions is on drawing boards in Europe, Japan and the United States.
Since Congress has been able to create such future savings in the past, they'll probably be able to do it again.
The qualifications are important, but even when they are dropped it is astonishing to realize how few women were able to create such full bodies of work.
Click to view So by the time Hughes sat down to write Pretty in Pink, he knew Ringwald pretty well, which is why he was able to create such a credible teenage girl character.
"It's astonishing the designer could have been able to create such volumes on such a narrow strip of land," said Michael Kapin, who is handling the sale for the Daniel Féau agency.
The astonishingly prolific Joe Swanberg has a remarkable new feature at La Di Da, "24 Exposures," and it goes a long way toward explaining how and why he's able to create at such a brisk pace and such a high level.
It's a privilege to be able to create for such a devoted user base of hundreds of millions of people".
It turns out that, deep in his heart, Dennis Wilson was a true believer in the power of love and was able to create songs of such sophistication that many musicians didn't believe they were his.
But there is a risk once again that monetary policy is moving faster than political leaders are able to create the institutions, such as a European bank supervisor, needed to ensure the survival of the common currency.
The interaction of limestone with water is able to create karst features such as cavity, pinnacle, boulder and sinkhole through the dissolution process.
