The phrase "able to draw down" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone has the capability to access or utilize resources, funds, or information.
Example: "The organization is able to draw down the necessary funds for the project from its reserves."
Alternatives: "capable of accessing" or "able to utilize".
Over half of the bidders have been able to draw down that funding.
Indeed, the United States might be able to draw down its forces from Afghanistan safely, rather than subjecting American convoys to attacks while passing through Pakistan.
The Americans, no doubt driven by an urgent need to establish greater security, to be able to draw down troops, seemed all too willing to take their new allies at face value.
Once the deal is approved, most likely in about 10 days, the IMF will initially provide US$830m, with Iceland able to draw down additional instalments following quarterly reviews.
Unlike most other schemes, borrowers will be able to draw down money when they want it, rather than in one tranche, and when they make additional drawdowns there won't be any extra charges.
"We should be able to draw down troops as soon as conditions on the ground make that the right thing to do," she said, noting that McCain said last month he envisaged troops being withdrawn by 2013.
"We will continue to draw down".
That has meant that GoFundMe will be integrating with a wider variety of payment solutions globally in order to enable them to use its platform, both to raise money from the widest number of people, and to be able to eventually draw down and use funds.
Ponomariov missed his chance, and relied heavily on being able to draw an opposite-color bishop endgame down a pawn — usually a good bet.
For example, at the highest levels, Black often uses the Marshall Attack in the Ruy Lopez, a line where Black sacrifices a pawn for strong attacking chances, to obtain an endgame where Black is still a pawn down but is able to draw with correct play.
But by coating wafers with new high-resolution photoreactive chemicals, chipmakers have been able to draw lines thinner than the light's wavelength, down to the 0.35 micron features on today's cutting-edge chips.
