The phrase "able to keep operating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the capability of something or someone to continue functioning or performing tasks.
Example: "The backup generator is able to keep operating even during a power outage."
Alternatives: "capable of continuing operations" or "able to remain functional".
Other Head Start programs, in Florida and in Massachusetts, will be able to keep operating temporarily with county and state financing.
Yet it was able to keep operating because of management-friendly regulations that routinely allowed endless appeals of safety violations before a hazard had to be rectified.
With many competitors gone, impaired or under the cosh of government masters, banks that have been able to keep operating normally in global markets are already grabbing new wholesale business.
The report said a large proportion of the workers — mostly from Poland, Ukraine and the Soviet Union — were forced to help the Nazi war effort in military hospitals that would not have been able to keep operating without them.
Should the crew have to abandon the space station, Mr. O'Keefe added, it could be able to keep operating properly for six months to a year -- assuming, he said, no unforeseen problems.
Volunteers in Belltown and Turn of River say the city's cuts have left them in debt, and they fear they will not be able to keep operating in coming months.
It will be able to rely on its cash reserves to keep operating into next year before shutting its doors entirely.
That gave Lehman the cash to keep managing the remaining assets, and it subsequently was able to borrow what is known as debtor-in-possession financing to keep operating through the Chapter 11 process.
Hopefully, we can find some way to keep operating".
But the country needs cash to keep operating.
Nevertheless, it was allowed to keep operating temporarily.
