The phrase "able to implement several" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's capability to execute multiple tasks or projects effectively.
Example: "The team is able to implement several strategies to improve productivity."
Alternatives: "capable of executing multiple" or "competent in applying several".
When County Executive Chris Abele took over management of the HOC in May of 2013 and began working with advocates and experts across the criminal justice system, the HOC was able to implement several programs that give inmates a chance to break the cycle of incarceration and give back to the community.
Investing in children With financial and technical support from UNICEF, Casa Esperanza has been able to implement several programmes, including a violence-prevention campaign in urban areas and a project that aims to reduce child labour on coffee plantations in Panama's highlands.
Layers are fundamental objects to implement several features.
In response to the financial aid scandal, Howard plans to implement several new accountability measures.
Finally, on the issue of political rights, Turkey was not able to implement effective external voting due to several legal and practical impediments, despite the willingness of the government for a while (Kadirbeyoglu, 2012).
As mentioned earlier, we were not able to implement CoopMAC in its full sense due to several limitations posed by the architecture of the wireless card hardware.
Through this program, several countries have been able to implement innovative projects – all aimed at ending extreme poverty and global hunger and driving real change at a large scale.
Several other Temple Israel members worked with the MCCR, and, as owners of large Memphis companies, were able to implement desegregation in their own workplaces.
"But Israel is an expert at successfully implementing technologies that we aren't able to implement.
