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The phrase "able to implement steps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability to carry out specific actions or procedures.
Example: "The team is able to implement steps to improve the efficiency of our workflow."
Alternatives: "capable of executing steps" or "qualified to carry out steps".
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"Between those investigations I think we're going to be able to figure out exactly what happened, who was involved, what went wrong, and we're going to be able to implement steps to fix it," Obama said at a Rose Garden news conference on Thursday.
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It's even able to implement "nearby search".
"But Israel is an expert at successfully implementing technologies that we aren't able to implement.
How have these countries been able to implement these programs?
"But it's not yet been able to implement a green public investment project".
Seeing solutions and not always being able to implement them as soon as I would like.
Someone had a good and unusual idea, and someone else was able to implement it.
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Thus, hierarchical optimization is able to implement.
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