The phrase "able to perform such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability or capacity to carry out a specific action or task.
Example: "The technician is able to perform such complex repairs on the machinery that others find challenging."
Alternatives: "capable of doing so" or "qualified to execute such tasks".
Most of us are not able to perform such analysis outside of our own specialization.
To be able to perform such run-up calculations, a computationally efficient thrust bearing model is mandatory.
For other LCA in- and output values, we provide estimations and important qualitative considerations to be able to perform such a scale-up study.
Mr. Perrone has also come under investigators' scrutiny for deals Global Crossing entered into with a Chicago-based Internet company run by his son, Joseph Perrone Jr., which industry analysts say could have gone to any number of other Internet companies able to perform such work.
The lack of any automated package able to perform such optimisation (mono and multi-objective) and the previous required analysis, together with the observed lack of connectivity among packages specifically designed to deal with these tasks, prompted us to develop a Matlab package for the model definition, analysis and optimisation of biochemical processes.
"As global uncertainty grows daily threats are becoming harder to tackle and Britain may no longer be able to perform such a leading military role in the world".
To perform such a study, one has to be able to track blood from 'vein-to-vein'.
The ultimate machine might by itself be able to perform all the cognitive functions, or, more modestly, many kinds of machines might be needed to perform such functions.
As an educator who wanted to learn from the experience, the inspector asked his pupil how she was able to perform in such a way.
Bossa Nova's robots are able to perform tasks such as identifying when items are out of stock, locating incorrect prices, and detecting wrong or missing labels.
"If you're going to run a marathon under two hours and 10 minutes, then yes, you probably need lots of carbohydrate to be able to perform to such an intense level of activity, but once you're slower than two and a half hours, I'm not really convinced you do".
