The phrase "able to implement one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or capacity to execute or carry out a specific task or solution.
Example: "The team is confident that they are able to implement one effective strategy to improve productivity."
Alternatives: "capable of executing one" or "qualified to carry out one".
"A secure consumption facility (SCF) raises a host of challenging legal and law enforcement issues, and no American city has been able to implement one yet, but we are committed to fully exploring the possibility," Taylor wrote.
Now Alliance is in the sights of hardline loyalists simply because the party was able to implement one of its core policies: to make parts of Northern Ireland, including council buildings, neutral venues for both communities.
If we can improve our systems, we may be able to reap many of the benefits of having a national identity card without the burden or cost of actually having to implement one.
The officials said: "We would not be able to implement everything in one place, as there is only so much industrial capacity.
Although this collective goal setting is seen as a key factor in self-regulation and task performance [ 61], and revealed promising results on individual quality indicators, our findings indicate that PTs, as well as other health care professionals, may only be able to implement recommendations of guidelines one by one, or in small numbers simultaneously.
Webmasters have since been able to implement these solutions on their websites, too.
The argument that the 2015 model leads to simplification rests on a key assumption: that one is able to implement the model as intended.
By means of an overall strategy and model of communication, shared decision-making and balanced legal protection, one will be able to implement the best possible informed consent, founded on a "process-based" vision.
Although most of the studied channel emulators are able to implement the whole system into only one FPGA, there are examples of channel emulators that distribute computing among different FPGAs [40].
Yahoo may also be able to implement such a system on top of its WOEID system.
Bernstein, who described the plans as "controversial" when he wrote to FA Council members in February, is now just one step away from being able to implement them.
