The phrase "able to move very" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's or something's capability to move with a high degree of intensity or speed.
Example: "The athlete was able to move very quickly during the race, leaving his competitors behind."
Alternatives: "capable of moving extremely" or "able to shift very".
"We are quite comfortable with the fact that once the program is in place, we will be able to move very fast," he said.
"One of my concerns about Frontline [the government's fast track social work leadership scheme] is we are in danger of replicating the idea that if you are bright and a graduate who has got a higher-class degree, you should be able to move very quickly away from practice into management".
"We do see the WHO as a crucial part of the solution here, and we'd like to see them become more effective than they are now, but by doing this from a non-governmental sector, we're able to move very quickly and very flexibly.
As a result, we had rather few issues and were able to move very quickly to nanotech volumes.
You can try to micromanage but: the business will never grow bigger than one person (you, the CEO) can handle effectively; the company won't be able to move very quickly.
They have the advantage of being able to move very rapidly and precisely and have excellent ranges.
To not be able to move is very, very depressing.
"Obviously we had to move very fast and were able to hire Hue Jackson to move forward as our offensive coordinator," Bengals Coach Marvin Lewis said at a press conference on Jan . 10
I don't think the music world is a world that's wide open, and it's certainly a distrusting world, but because of his nature and his ability to be sublimated to whatever was going on, he was able to move in very close, and through that find the real depth of colours, of tones, of pictures that you would never ever see, normally".
The city was wide open so you were able to move through very quickly and find a spot for yourself".
"We have put in a great deal of effort in training so we are able to move forward very strongly when the ball is passed," explains the midfielder Yasuhito Endo.
