The phrase "able to perform several" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's or something's capability to carry out multiple tasks or functions.
Example: "The new software is able to perform several complex calculations simultaneously."
Alternatives: "capable of executing multiple" or "qualified to carry out several".
Utility is defined as useful and able to perform several functions.
Furthermore, because the jugular vein has an approximately 120-mm puncturable length, we were able to perform several punctures in a single vein.
It was found to be a great advantage that the system was able to perform several harvest attempts on a single cucumber from different harvest positions of the robot.
In all actuality, Perry is a skilled fighter who is able to perform several implausible judo fighting moves and escapes.
Able to perform several ambling gaits, Roan Allen became a successful show horse, and in turn sired several famous Tennessee Walking Horses.
Despite this setback, Nikolai Budarin was able to perform several tasks alone, including preparatory work for the installment of MIRAS and retrieval of an American cosmic ray detector, TREK.
The purpose here is to discuss which species are likely to be able to perform at several stages in a combined process, based on the currently available information.
Audrey not only learned to play basic guitar, but also has become so accomplished that she has been able to perform live at several local and regional venues.
As a consequence, "Mr. Tourre remained approved in the U.K. and able to perform a controlled function for several months without further inquiry or challenge from the F.S.A.," the agency said.
As the cost of whole-genome sequencing (WGS) plummets and approaches the cost of exome sequencing, we will be able to perform detailed sequence analysis of several clinically important loci across the human genome by using standard coverage HTS data.
In four of the ancient Egyptian cases we had been able to perform more extensive analyses, since several internal organs had been preserved as organ packages within the body cavities or in adjacent Canopic jars providing access to comparable tissue types than in group I. Detailed information on the material and the underlying cases is summarized in Table 1.
