The phrase "able to provide additional" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating someone's capability to offer more information, resources, or support on a particular topic or issue.
Example: "Our team is able to provide additional assistance if you have any questions regarding the project."
Alternatives: "capable of offering more" or "prepared to supply further".
This tool has been evaluated in an existing programming course, which has shown to be able to provide additional information useful to the learner and the teacher.
But because of the severity of the storm and the national nature of the storm, we were not able to provide additional resources to other networks or indeed receive additional resources".
The chancellor said that inflation – which has been above the 2% target since December 2009 – would remain the key focus but that the MPC would be able to provide additional guidance to the markets.
Results from the experiments show that participants welcome the added value of TTS in being able to provide additional detail on their account transactions, but that TTS should be used minimally in the service.
We also consider real-world datasets from several domains, aiming to show that multiple graphical structures underlying data can be identified and are able to provide additional problem insight.
Nonetheless, the technical simulations found that the new system was also able to provide additional lighting services during the day and evening, with little (if any) electrical impact on the system when in use for light fishing during the small hours of moonless nights.
The aforementioned optimal solution is based on the assumption that the investor is able and willing to provide additional funds at the beginning of his engagement for restructuring.
Participants were able and encouraged to provide additional feedback and comments throughout the survey (full questionnaire available on request from the first author).
In this respect, steel fiber reinforced concrete (SFRC) can be considered as a contemporary material being able to provide desired additional ductility to conventional reinforced concrete (RC) piles.
The 2012 report read: "Given the gaps in the implementation of the DAG principles and guidelines for resettlement, it remains unlikely that international donors or aid agencies would be able to provide any additional developmental financing explicitly aligned with supporting the Gambella villagisation programme".
"We understand that students sometimes have unexpected costs, especially during term time breaks from school, when dining halls are closed, and we are glad that we are able to provide this additional support to our students," said James J. Valentini, dean of Columbia College and vice president for Undergraduate Education.
