The phrase "able to make additional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability to create or produce more of something, often in a business or technical context.
Example: "Our team is able to make additional adjustments to the project based on client feedback."
Alternatives: "capable of producing more" or "able to generate extra".
Not all firms would be able to make additional revenue from selling their waste, he concedes.
People aged 65 to 74 who satisfy the work test will still be able to make additional contributions to their super accounts.
"It's unrealistic to think that we're going to be able to make additional new road expenditures at a time when we are drastically cutting all our most critical city services," said David Chiu, the president of the Board of Supervisors.
Todd Cleary of T. Rowe Price's financial planning services unit emphasized that investors who are at least 50 years old will be able to make additional "catch-up contributions" to both types of I.R.A.'s of $500 a year through 2005 and $1,000 a year starting in 2006.
In a statement on Friday, Mr. Giddens's office said it would "attempt to resolve these claims as quickly as possible, but it is uncertain how long resolution will take," adding that "it is not known at this time when the trustee will be legally able to make additional distributions".
They will also be able to make additional, voluntary National Insurance contributions, if they had gaps in their working life, to ensure they get more state pension.
As asparagine has a longer side chain than threonine and is able to form hydrogen bonds, it is likely to make additional contacts with the slide helix.
"It is unlikely that low-income women will ever be able to make significant additional pre-tax or post-tax contributions," Wood said in her Senate submission.
He said that the German Government was in the process of preparing its 2010 budget and would like to be able to make an additional contribution to the ANA Trust Fund, but that parliamentary questions and concerns about how the initial 50 million euro contribution was being handled could make this increasingly difficult.
