The phrase "able to develop an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability or potential to create or produce something, often followed by a noun that specifies what can be developed.
Example: "The team is able to develop an innovative solution to the problem."
Alternatives: "capable of creating a" or "qualified to produce an".
For me, it made me hate myself so deeply I have never been able to develop an aptitude for relationships".
"It turned out they didn't need to be in school to be able to develop an accomplished, critical project".
Though a disaster for the C.I.A., it revealed that the agency had been able to develop an extensive network in Russia.
Martin believes that, armed with this knowledge, we should be able to develop "an economic system to deliver peace, prosperity, freedom, and fairness".
I think that it would be fantastic if people were able to develop an appreciation for something that is so vital to our existence.
Military leaders and IT professionals involved in research or working for the private sector will be able to develop an operational solution within 18 months.
The second thing I'd say is all three had what is described as "policy entrepreneurs" – individual figures who played an advisory role to ministers, were able to develop an idea, popularise it in government and then drive it forward.
In 2003, the director of research at Chiquita told a British journalist, "We supported a breeding program for forty years, but it wasn't able to develop an alternative to Cavendish.
A special panel headed by a former defense secretary, Donald H. Rumsfeld, estimated that Iran's missile program had made significant strides and might be able to develop an ICBM capable of reaching the United States.
Despite the agreement reached this month between Tehran and six major powers led by Washington, Gulf states also worry Iran could still be able to develop an atomic weapon.
"There's some thread in there about understanding the importance of being able to develop an emotional intimacy with other people, and the wall you come up against from time to time.
