The phrase "able to design more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability or capacity to create or develop additional designs or solutions.
Example: "With the new software tools, our team is now able to design more innovative products than ever before."
Alternatives: "capable of creating more" or "equipped to design additional".
With the recent development of analysis software products, designers and engineers are able to design more complex parts to obtain better performance in the final products.
Once co-ordinated, these professionals were able to design more effective early and targeted intervention to help prevent households becoming excluded.
If we can shift the paradigm to focus on healthy brain development, we will be able to design more holistic, effective, efficient and less costly interventions across all human service lines.
If the tool helps researchers to understand proteins and RNA better, he says, scientists may be able to design more effective drugs.
Furthermore, the study showed that our proposed system was able to design more realistic and better personalized routes for tourists than previous systems.
While this view may seem depressing from a therapeutic standpoint, by understanding cancer from an evolutionary and ecological perspective, we should be able to design more rational therapeutic approaches that manipulate cancer's evolutionary trajectories for patient benefit.
These are all first-rate contributors – then there is Franz Planer, who shot its Vienna of 1900; there is Travis Banton, a drunk on the slide, fired by Paramount and Fox, but able to design one more great costume picture.
A new challenge for ICT engineers is therefore to be able to design ICT more efficiently by considering environmental constraints.
Once HLMI is reached, things move pretty quickly: Intelligent machines will be able to design even more intelligent machines, leading to what mathematician I.J.
Once HLMI is reached, things move pretty quickly: intelligent machines will be able to design even more intelligent machines, leading to what mathematician I J Good called back in 1965 an "intelligence explosion" that will leave human capabilities far behind.
Because of this I was able to design a more adequate training program and to better estimate the training intensity.
