The phrase "able to keep good" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express the ability to maintain something positive, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "He is able to keep good relationships with his colleagues."
Alternatives: "capable of maintaining good" or "able to uphold good".
Keeping employees happy is the best way to increase and sustain productivity, and doing so will guarantee employers are able to keep good employees for longer, another cost-saving measure that boosts bottom line.
Only attempt this exercise when you are able to keep good form throughout all the other exercises.
The flight crew scheduler is responsible for efficiently scheduling pilots and flight attendants, so you will need to show the airline that you will be able to keep good documentation of that information.
She "assured him with some asperity that they were very well able to keep a good cook, and that her daughters had nothing to do in the kitchen".
She "assured him with some asperity that they were very well able to keep a good cook, and that her daughters had nothing to do in the kitchen". However constrained their financial situation, the Bennets were in the upper middle class, like Austen herself, a parson's daughter, two of whose brothers were admirals.
"We're getting a lot of pilot reports and a lot of good photos, so we're able to keep a good eye on it".
The point is to keep good cadence, not perfect cadence, and to be able to do it with as little focus as possible, naturally.
"If the government started doing licensing, we might be able to keep the good people in the community and the bad out, but right now, it's impossible".
This leads to a robust design able to keep a good performance in the whole probabilistic operating scenario.
"We've been able to keep a good separation between monetary policy and these other areas," he told Congress last month.
Like Biden, I too reserve my concerns for the victims of violent crimes and the interests of public safety, but I could care less about Rice being able to keep his good name or his job, or whether my Sunday football experience will be the same without him.
