The phrase "able to develop your" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or capability to create or enhance something, often in a personal or professional context.
Example: "With the right training, you will be able to develop your skills in project management."
Alternatives: "capable of enhancing your" or "able to improve your".
"There is so much competition now you have to be able to develop your own product," Mr. Segal said.
To be free is to be able to develop your talents to the full, but active government is needed to give everyone a fighting chance.
But part of being here is being able to develop your own strength, to look at a person and say, "You are talking from your fear".
It just helps you to be able to develop your game much faster, but I'm working really hard and hopefully one day my hard work will pay off.
"What you're looking for is something you can identify with on such a personal level that you will be able to develop your own language for it," Mr. Tykwer said.
Not only will you be able to develop your musical skills to a high level, but you may be able to learn about the inner workings of music through music theory, or probe the cultural richness of music in the European tradition or non-western music through music history, musicology and ethnomusicology.
You are able to develop Geralt into your preferred cipher (predominantly warrior, alchemist or mage) through upgrades.
You won't be able to develop or change your perspectives without this valuable information.
She said to the assembled audience, "I presume that you came to hear what there is to be said, and so to test your preconceptions against what some people have to say, to see whether your objections can be met and your questions answered … and if the arguments you hear are not convincing, you will be able to cite them, to develop your opposing views and to communicate that as you wish".
Will this person be able to develop productive relationships with your other key people?
Maybe when you consider seeking out people who might be able to offer new opportunities to develop your strengths, you feel anxious that they'll think you're not good enough.
