The phrase "able to make important" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability to create significance or impact, but it needs rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "She is able to make important contributions to the project with her expertise."
Alternatives: "capable of making significant" or "able to create meaningful".
But it is unlikely that any new, more collective leadership will be able to make important decisions for some time.
Gay partners will no longer be excluded from hospital rooms because they are not legally recognized as family members, and will be able to make important medical decisions for each other.
Partners in a civil union will be each other's next of kin, meaning they will be able to make important medical decisions and claim the body of their loved one at death.
The existence of the depletion region of O+ between 10 RE < R < 17 RE indicates that the O+ ions in the mid-tail plasmasheet, which come from polar cap, are not likely to be able to make important contribution to the formation of ring current.
Nelson was also highly confident in his abilities, determined and able to make important decisions.
Yet in just one year, we have been able to make important strides in improving the work of the Human Rights Council.
Sports injury prevention research will not be able to make significant gains unless a number of important issues pertaining to causality are addressed.
We were able to make their important players disappear.
It was the Lakers who were able to make an important statement heading into this week's All-Star Game break: don't count us out just yet.
"[W]ith its close parallels to the origins of CERN, I am very happy that we are able to make this important contribution to the young laboratory's success".
And while space prohibits a long exploration into this matter, we will be able to make some important points about the likelihood of successfully showing the reliability of memory.
