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The phrase "able to make numerous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability to produce or create many items or results.
Example: "The new software is able to make numerous calculations in a matter of seconds."
Alternatives: "capable of producing many" or "able to generate multiple".
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In a relatively short time, I was able to make numerous improvements and reduce the number of letters to 70.
In addition to being able to make numerous manual adjustments and to shoot at variable frame rates, the XL2 has a changeable lens.
With Hirschsprung's support Krøyer was able to make numerous study trips around Europe, which came to be of great influence on his career.
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He continued to make numerous explorative trips throughout Australia.
Compared with numerous other factors, the convenience of being able to make a purchase without going to the store is at the bottom of the list of what people considered important.
Numerous people sent e-mails claiming that Thompson was lucky to have been able to make a lead-directing double of an artificial two-diamond bid.
Stable to the point that I am able to make decisions about my wellness that I would not have been able to make in the past, throughout my numerous hospitalisations and time spent under inpatient Compulsory Treatment Orders.
They were able to make do.
"She's completely able to make decisions.
To be able to make my choices.
Not being able to make progress.
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