The phrase "able to develop these" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability or capacity to create or improve certain items, ideas, or skills.
Example: "The team is able to develop these innovative solutions that will enhance our product line."
Alternatives: "capable of creating these" or "qualified to produce these".
It sounds like Apple won't be too restrictive on who can build apps: Ad agencies will be able to develop these interactive ads, as will app developers.
"If I worked only in theatre," she says, "then I wouldn't be able to develop these practices, carrying one train of thought so overtly from one project to the next".
And so the two countries needed to figure out, also proactively, a framework that would allow them to create value if they were able to develop these joint resources.
A ΔsigB deletion mutant was also able to develop these cross-resistance responses demonstrating that the σB factor is not necessary for the acquisition of resistance to PEF after exposure to heat and alkaline shocks.
This is the key point upon which we both agreed". Mr Blair had earlier made clear his desire for a fresh UN resolution, standing side by side with Mr Putin saying: "I think we should make it very clear that there is total agreement on the need to make sure that the will of the UN is respected and that Iraq should not be able to develop these weapons of mass destruction.
Most large enterprises, however, will not be able to develop these machine learning-driven competencies on their own.
Harvest was never able to develop the block.
"Alvin had this group of young dancers, through a grant from the Ford Foundation, where he was able to develop on these young bodies, these students who showed the greatest potential in the Ailey School," said Ms. Waters, who has directed the group almost from its inception.
So, I would really like to dig in a little bit more into the kinds of findings that you've been able to develop through these tools.
In order to be able to develop and test these RF sources, a Test Facility (TF) has been built at the CRPP premises in Lausanne (CH).
Grayling populations elsewhere in Europe clearly are able to develop successfully at these temperatures [ 41].
