The phrase "able to pull up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the capability of retrieving or accessing something, such as information or a document.
Example: "I am able to pull up the report from last month for your review."
Alternatives: "capable of retrieving" or "able to access".
The search engine will still favour newer tweets, but will be able to pull up every tweet ever posted.
Now because of what NBC is doing, kids are wandering around with their iPads able to pull up every game".
"Had I been able to skate in the free program portion of the event, I would have been able to pull up from my current 21st position".
But if past trips are any indication, I'll be able to pull up vivid memories of these three characters for years to come.
That way, pharmacists will be able to pull up information on how often a patient is prescribed and sold these drugs.
Not only that, white van man is not going to be able to pull up outside like he can at all the other Greggs.
With Highlights, Skype users were able to swipe up to pull up their smartphone's camera, then snap a photo or record a video that could be decorated with typed or handwritten text, as well as with Skype's own set of stickers.
"A higher proportion of able children in a school will tend to pull up the less able children.
Web surfers, not bound by the same constraints, are able to turn to these sites to pull up candidates' speeches, videos of the proceedings and party position papers or to engage in political chat rooms when and for as long as they want.
-Maranda R. 10. "I'm grateful that I was able to pull myself up from the wreckage of divorce, gathering up pieces of my broken dreams and with them, creating something new and better.
She was barely able to pull him up.
