The phrase "able to provide such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating the capability to supply or deliver something specific, often in formal or professional contexts.
Example: "Our company is able to provide such services to meet your needs."
Alternatives: "capable of offering such" or "prepared to deliver such".
In the wake of continued social controversy as well as violence and harassment directed at abortion service providers, the number of doctors who are willing and able to provide such services is declining.
No one was able to provide such evidence.
This, in turn, demanded a live animal able to provide such a meal.
"In order to be able to provide such rapid reinforcements you also need some reception facilities in host nations.
Never before have people like @instastefyb been able to provide such immediate photo evidence of their face-mask rituals.
However, for a number of years researchers have been investigating materials that might be able to provide such protection.
Tax advice in particular complements the audit work performed by accountants and the firm should be able to continue to provide such advice, Mr. Parrett said.
"We will be talking to the biomedical community over the coming months," he wrote, "to determine what actions they might be able to take to provide such enhancement for chimpanzees, which would then qualify them for the necessary take permits to cover their research activities with the captive animals".
And since 1971, under an agreement with the city during lean financial times, the museum has charged a suggested admission fee to be able to fund its operations to provide such access, she added.
In a boon for an industry hit by declining ad revenues, local news outfits will be able to bid for the contract to provide such services.
No current sensor is able to provide information such as shape, dimensions and location relative evaluation of obstacles, etc. with such accuracy and rapidity.
