The phrase "able to easily support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's or something's capability to provide assistance or backing with minimal effort.
Example: "The new software is able to easily support multiple users without any performance issues."
Alternatives: "capable of effortlessly supporting" or "able to readily support".
Second, it allows clients to easily support huge datasets.
"Government critics are able to easily identify and support one another without making a headlong commitment to politics and take the accompanying risks".
Babies are ready to crawl after they are able to easily sit up without support, and when they can move their heads around and have control over their arms and legs instead of flailing them.
Users are able to easily access up to 10 supported personal and work email accounts, send and receive text and instant messages, and connect on popular social networking sites with friends, family and co-workers.
We're sad that only Intel Macs will likely be supported, but are happy about being able to easily make useful content for our iPhones.
The very fact that researchers are able to easily and clearly recognize common discursive elements of Islamic terrorism lend support to a model that holds the discursive framework as integral to the power structure of Islamic terrorism.
"Inflammatory cells are able to easily penetrate and degrade the hydrogel, enabling blood vessels to fill in and support wound healing and the growth of new tissue," she said.
In choosing abortion, I had the support of my partner and my parents and I was able to easily get an abortion in Texas.
Under conditions laid down by the House Rules Committee late Monday, the GOP will be able to easily pass the legislation as part of an 11-point deregulation plan without Democratic support, while ignoring any Democratic amendments.
"The leader there will probably be able to easily win".
