The phrase "able to make enough" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to generate a sufficient amount of something, often in the context of income or resources.
Example: "After years of hard work, she finally felt able to make enough to support her family comfortably."
Alternatives: "capable of earning sufficient" or "able to generate adequate".
Sadly, we were never able to make enough films to make that economically sound".
Woods added, "Unfortunately, I wasn't able to make enough putts to keep the pressure on Sergio".
"A small farmer, no matter how productive, is not going to be able to make enough money to survive.
Because of this, he questions whether Tricky Dicky's will be able to make enough money to survive.
There are not enough hours to be able to make enough money on legal aid to be able to survive".
"We were able to make enough plays to create turnovers and give our offense more opportunities and that made the difference," defensive tackle Chris Canty said.
Is a six-year-old, or an eight-year-old, or a 10-year-old, or a 12-year-old, really able to make informed enough decisions about the consequences of a complete shift in their gender involving deed poll name change and living "in stealth"?
Yesterday he did it against a Seattle team that was able to make him unsettled enough and uncertain enough to all but dash the Giants' playoff hopes.
In 1927, the Louisiana man of letters Lyle Saxon complained to Sherwood Anderson that none of the writers rushing down to chronicle the effects of the great Mississippi River flood seemed able to make things "wet enough or muddy enough".
Nesbitt added: "I think they're large enough and they have enough revenue and capital to be able to make changes and enough market share but those changes are likely to involve passing on the increased cost to customers and won't be capable of just being passed on to drivers — at least without the risk that they reduce their marketshare of drivers.
But if it can afford to make an in-house chip good enough for the iPad in 2010, might it not also be able to make one good enough for the Macintosh in 2013?
