The phrase "able to draw more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability to create or attract additional interest, attention, or resources.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is designed to be able to draw more customers to our store."
Alternatives: "capable of attracting more" or "able to attract additional."
Both colleges have been able to draw more students since May, but their fall classes will still be far short of what they had hoped.
Republicans, who control the process, said that much of the growth took place in Republican areas, so they will be able to draw more Republican seats.
The ultimate irony, perhaps, is that the Brothers Quay, for all their brilliance, are able to draw more life -- more animation, if you will -- from lifeless objects than from living ones.
And despite that apparent nutritional advantage (for a larger placenta should be able to draw more food from the mother's bloodstream), they are also likely to have lower birth-weights than would otherwise be expected.Dr Blanchard, meanwhile, calculates that about one gay man in seven can chalk his orientation up to having elder brothers.
After World War II the growth of secondary industries and greatly increased white immigration in Southern Rhodesia, compounded by the copper boom in Northern Rhodesia, led white political leaders and industrialists to urge even more strongly the advantages of an amalgamated territory that would provide larger markets and be able to draw more freely on black labour, especially in Nyasaland.
Another is Phoenix by S F Said. " As Margaret has found, while you and your great-grandson continue your conversations about books and he develops as a reader who can comment on what he has read and what he thought about it, you will be able to draw more and more on what he knows he likes.
Pages and Groups will be able to schedule a Watch Party to draw more viewers, maybe by setting up a nightly gathering.
Pupils "from more advantaged educational backgrounds are more likely to receive higher quality support and to be able to draw on more relevant forms of social and cultural capital".
By examining more samples from each patient using array-CGH with a higher resolution, we should be able to draw a more detailed genetic tree and pedigree for multifocal urothelial tumours and trace the genetic alterations that accumulate during their development.
Writing this memoir, Oglesby was able to draw on more than four thousand pages of government intelligence about himself, gathered in the nineteen-sixties during his time as the president of the protest group Students for a Democratic Society.
And we may be able to draw some more conclusions.
