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The phrase "able to get better" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential for improvement in a person, situation, or condition.
Example: "With consistent practice and dedication, she is able to get better at playing the piano."
Alternatives: "capable of improvement" or "able to improve."
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"With four banks vying for their business, they are sometimes able to get better deals.
For example, you may be able to get better deals on mobile phones, insurances and utility bills.
"We're hopeful we will be able to get better, more complete coverage and more first looks this year".
"We need to speak out more about our survival and how we've been able to get better and to heal.
He likes the tax savings, but realizes that he might be able to get better returns elsewhere.
Throughout the piece, Brill highlights the extent to which Medicare is able to get better deals than private insurers, who in turn get much better deals than individuals.
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"The sector should rise because they are able to get better-than-expected subscriber additions," Joyce said.
Since then, Felecia has been able to get on better financial footing, and Christopher is better able to deal with the loss of his twin.
"We weren't able to get the better half of it.
"You may be able to get a better deal if you go directly to the florist," he said.
Later, from the Angel pub on St Giles High Street, I'm able to get a better scale of the redevelopment.
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likely to get better
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able to get good
able to get well
used to get better
allowed to get better
skills to get better
ability to get better
able to get decent
able to get nicer
able to be better
able to sleep better
able to practice better
able to surf better
able to train better
able to cut better
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