The phrase "able to make further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability to continue or extend an action or process.
Example: "The team is able to make further improvements to the project based on the feedback received."
Alternatives: "capable of making additional" or "able to extend further".
Since we followed the standard of using a 3.5mm audio jack, we are able to make further additions.
Northern Rock warns that once this issue is sold out, account holders will not be able to make further deposits in their account.
Britain had three women in the main draw at Roland Garros for the first time for 18 years but none of them was able to make further progress.
We also expect to be able to make further key announcements on the project in the very near future and we remain committed and confident that we will meet our objectives and in turn those of the RFL".
They would have to invest this in a second, earnings-related pension (which could be merged with the basic pension plus), to which they would also be able to make further voluntary contributions.What would all these changes achieve?
"We're not able to make further progress on the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
Speaking to the BBC, as he watched a Royal Marines training exercise in Norway, Mr Hammond said: "There may be some modest reductions we can make through further efficiencies and we will look for those, but we won't be able to make significant further cuts without eroding military capability".
"As charges have now been brought, we will not be able to make any further comment".
Rémy's lawyers said on Thursday that he denies the claim that has been made, but is not able to make any further comment.
The Finn was not able to make any further progress, however, and will line up 17th.
"We are not able to make any further comment at this time".
