The phrase "able to develop their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or capability to create or improve something, often in a personal or professional context.
Example: "The training program is designed to help participants become able to develop their skills in project management."
Alternatives: "capable of developing their" or "equipped to develop their".
With the presence of 3D model platforms, the upcoming game developers are able to develop their games in 3D thus making it more fun for the users.
the children's need for care and play, and promote learning and formation as a basis for an allround development…[omit]…The children shall be able to develop their creative zest, sense of wonder and need to investigate.
Amended in Act No.119 of 19 December 2008 (entry into force 1 August 2010 pursuant to decree No. 828 of 18 June 2010) Kindergarten Act Purpose. the children's need for care and play, and promote learning and formation as a basis for an allround development…[omit]…The children shall be able to develop their creative zest, sense of wonder and need to investigate.
In spite of this, some Cuban-American writers here have been able to develop their own personal voice, imagery and style.
Pakistan, India, Israel and North Korea all sit outside the treaty and all have been able to develop their own nuclear weapons.
"Without a great manufacturing base, I think it's hard for young designers to be able to develop their companies," he told me.
Evidence shows that with the right nutrients and care early on in life, a child's brain and body are able to develop to their full potential, improving their health, education and future livelihoods.
It is perhaps best defined as a state 'in which the individual is able to develop in their potential, work productively and creatively, build strong and positive relationships with others, and contribute to their community' [ 2].
Cities can take advantage of the technology that they wouldn't be able to develop on their own.
"We want these babies to be able to develop to their full potential and we expect that some of them are going to have severe birth defects".
(R3) The kinds of relationships the VCS is able to develop with their clients is of the kind that is often found wanting in statutory services.
