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The phrase "able to exploit one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone has the capability or opportunity to take advantage of a person or situation.
Example: "He was always looking for ways to gain an advantage, proving he was able to exploit one when the opportunity arose."
Alternatives: "capable of taking advantage of" or "able to take advantage of".
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This shows that both DIV and DRCP are able to exploit one or both of the indirect channels to achieve a higher energy efficiency.
For example, animals will often only be able to exploit one 'patch' at a time, and thus must decide to exploit that patch or try to find a potentially more rewarding patch.
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One of the prevailing such issues are intelligent radio frequency (RF) jamming attacks, where adversaries are able to exploit on-the-fly reconfigurability potentials and learning mechanisms of cognitive radios in order to devise and deploy advanced jamming tactics.
Moreover, in order to be able to exploit nanowire properties, one must come up with fabrication routes that allow massive growth and integration in devices.
"We were able to exploit what we saw on film.
"It's definitely the case that some funds, young funds, small ones, were able to exploit that," said Peter Di Teresa, senior editorial analyst at Morningstar Inc. "It's definitely a bull-market phenomenon".
Clara Furse, the chief executive, said that with the offering, the exchange would be transformed from a business owned by its members to one that would be able to "exploit strategic business opportunities".
And, in a semi-cruel twist of fate, the candidate who probably could be best served by Trump taking a hit for his support of the Troubled Asset Relief Program is the one who is least able to exploit it.
Since the access point is the actual bottleneck, ideally one would hope to be able to exploit the fast link r1 from the AP.
New Labour has not been able to exploit these contradictions due to its tone-deaf language, its one-dimensional take on Cameron and its own outdated political economy.
We would want to be able to exploit available information to make informed predictions on diseases.
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