The phrase "able to provide enough" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability to supply a sufficient amount of something.
Example: "The organization is able to provide enough resources to support the community during the crisis."
Alternatives: "capable of supplying sufficient" or "able to furnish adequate".
"If organic were potentially to expand too rapidly maybe we wouldn't be able to provide enough food products for our growing population," Crowder said.
But Huss warns that soon the picture will change and the remaining glaciers won't be able to provide enough water during the summer months.
But if the site of deforestation is too big, its possible that the forest won't be able to provide enough moisture so at some point the deforestation cannot be reversed.
He added he was concerned that Buckles knew that G4S would not be able to provide enough staff for the Olympics but "didn't bother" to tell Theresa May, the home secretary.
Some doctors keep such families in their practices in the hope of being able to provide enough evidence and gain enough trust to eventually persuade the parents to vaccinate their children.
Tesla claims that it's the largest lithium-ion battery storage project in the world, with 396 stacks of batteries able to provide enough electricity to power 2,500 households for a whole day.
"It is still not able, however, to provide enough evidence to meet the accounting requirements for its valuation of over £10bn worth of military equipment.
"We seek to provide enough information that users are able to understand the context and importance of each work," Starkey said.
The Obama policy "is light-handed enough to provide enough flexibility for innovation," Kornhauser said.
The care the maternity nurses were able to provide was not enough to save the life of her child, who was delivered minutes after Aminu's boy began crying.
Most traditional suppliers of Republican money are appalled by the Republican Party they now view and would likely be able to provide more than enough money to mount such an effort.
