The phrase "able to generate such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of producing or creating something specific, often in a technical or formal context.
Example: "The new software is able to generate such complex data models that it significantly improves our analysis process."
Alternatives: "capable of producing such" or "able to create such".
Williams says banks have only been able to generate such extraordinary rewards by leveraging – making bets with borrowed money.
It is possible that virtual reality and augmented reality technology will soon be able to generate such friendship-forming experiences.
Woods was able to generate such club speed that he routinely hit drives of more than 300 yards.
It is testament to Rice's expressive powers that he is able to generate such astonishing intensity within this narrow, well-worn track.
"The fact that we are able to generate such significant gains because of a simple change to the resettlement process is a demonstration of just how important it is to bring data-driven insights to policy-making processes," Weinstein said.
In several games their offense was able to generate such a large lead that the defense needed to focus only on the deepest routes and keep opposing receivers in bounds to keep the clock moving.
LSD could help to generate such a new concept".
"It is a testament to the skill and dedication of the workforce who have operated and maintained the reactor to such a high standard that it has been able to generate safely for such a long period of time.
Able to generate immense power, such a train could, in theory, move extremely fast or be used to supply power to a remote town or industrial site, using an on-board reactor similar to those found in nuclear submarines.
Given the position coordinates, we are able to generate different features such as the speed, energy of the clicks, Inter-Click-Interval (ICI), and so on.
Given the position coordinates, they are able to generate different features such as the speed, energy of the clicks, and Interclick-Interval (ICI).
