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The phrase "able to grind through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the ability to persistently work through a difficult task or situation.
Example: "Despite the challenges, she was able to grind through the project and meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "capable of pushing through" or "able to persevere through".
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In what would be his penultimate Open, Agassi was able to grind through Ginepri's defenses in five sets.
It was four hours before last night's game with the Mets, and the Red Sox, the battered, resilient Red Sox, already had about 15 players in uniform who looked ready and able to grind through the second half of the season.
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But even when they were below par, they were still able to grind out victories.
"If you want to be successful, you need to be able to grind out results, especially away from home.
And the owners of capital are there for greater tolling, especially if you are able to grind down the 47percentt.
Wycombe manager Gary Waddock told BBC Three Counties Radio: "We were able to grind out a result and a very important point.
Winner will be the team that best deals with the pressure and is able to grind out a win.
"At the Tour Championship he didn't have his best stuff but he was able to grind it out.
"That was one of those days that we were able to grind it out," Reed said.
"It's about going out there and being able to grind it out.
A big serve is not as vital as being able to grind out a match.
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