The phrase "able to make future" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and proper context.
It could be used in a context discussing the ability to influence or create future outcomes, but it needs rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "We are able to make future plans that align with our goals."
Alternatives: "capable of shaping the future" or "able to create future opportunities."
This means that further to the study of aerosolization, today's chemical engineers need to be able to study wear, enabling them to make future products 'nanosafe by design'.
But what we're expecting of her time in college is that she will become a sufficiently skilled world citizen to be able to make successful future decisions about her life.
In simple words, Libyans must spare no effort in order to be able to make their own future, but is that realistically possible?
Using posterior predictive distributions we are able to make predictions of future incidence of AAA rupture.
Remember, the more publicity you get, the better short films you will be able to make in the future.
Although we only have a rudimentary understanding of how we are altering future evolutionary processes, we may still be able to make meaningful predictions about future diversification based on historical records.
First, it assumes that the employer will be able to make larger contributions in future to fill the hole, which may be unrealistic.
Morris will be printing metal parts for a new GE jet engine.Yet 3D printing is just one of many production technologies and trends which are transforming the way companies will be able to make things in the future.
They climb into a great big humming box hidden in a self-storage warehouse from which they are able to make forays into the future, cautiously learn about successful stock prices for companies with trade volumes large enough to camouflage their own bets, before coming back to ground-level.
Marine energy sources are able to make significant contributions to future energy demands.
