The phrase "able to enlarge its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of something to increase in size, capacity, or scope.
Example: "The company is able to enlarge its production capacity to meet the growing demand for its products."
Alternatives: "capable of expanding its" or "able to increase its".
"But then Nkunda was able to enlarge his territory, and the killings and rapes, this whole nightmare, started".
Aided by his vigorous brothers, the dukes of Anjou, Berry and Burgundy, he was able to enlarge his kingdom from the region around Paris into vast areas that had been occupied by the English.
However, the number of items exported has been limited, while milled rice and beer are the only two goods listed as potential exports in the DTIS (MoC 2007);2 Cambodia should be able to enlarge further its exporting items of this sector.
By acquiring neighboring structures, Johns Manville was able to enlarge and raise its building to 26 stories from 12. Ludlow & Peabody repeated Mr. Allen's delicate tapestry brick and some of the pointed arches but gave the building a top with more of a Lombard feel, and projecting battlements and a tile-roofed tank house reminiscent of an Italian hill town.
Not only does the Union need more decisive democratic administration, but consolidation is also needed if the Union is to be able to enlarge, if EMU is to achieve its full potential, and if we wish to strengthen our position on the world stage.
Moreover, after the acid dew point Tad is taken into account, it is found that IHE is able to enlarge euphemistically the maximum system net output in a subcritical case.
In recent months, SAP has ramped up efforts to enlarge its presence in this market.
China's Cosco group is spending €230m to enlarge its container-handling terminal at Piraeus.
Berkshire has continued to enlarge its position.
Amazon is ready to enlarge its presence in Asia.
