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The phrase "able to provide specifics" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capability to give detailed information or particular examples about a topic.
Example: "The consultant was able to provide specifics about the project timeline and budget constraints during the meeting."
Alternatives: "capable of giving details" or "able to offer particulars."
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Svendsen says that number is "much higher now," but was not able to provide specifics.
Though Octane wasn't able to provide specifics, the takeaway here is that bots created on the company's platform might be able to drive more traffic with a smaller dedicated following than something like a traditional Facebook Page.
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"At this point, I'm not able to provide specific details on the plans being developed for services," she said.
Using the newly developed Anders-Reese Distance-Observation Method, the authors were able to provide specific examples of this phenomenon.
In many cases we are able to provide specific guidance about how the developer can fix the application.
The system was evaluated on how well it is able to provide specific training on how to aid in the prevention of the spread of potentially deadly pathogens.
More importantly, ADRC is able to provide specific feedback to NCAC (the accrediting body) relating to the three issues of Assessment practices, Subjectivity of assessment and Relevance of assessment to context discussed earlier.
Depending on the region of interest, the various form of AFM tip is able to provide specific binding during indentation as to produce the Young's Modulus (E) information on elasticity.
Although algorithms able to provide specific metabolic interventions and heterologous production pathways are available, a systematic analysis for all possible production routes to commodity chemicals in Escherichia coli is lacking.
Although most of the compiled datasets and generated maps were able to provide specific and detailed information regarding the location of damaged buildings and road interruptions, none or little information was available to describe the accessibility or otherwise of the urban space.
Past guidelines have often not been able to provide specific recommendation for older diabetic patients.
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