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The phrase "able to purchase a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capability or opportunity to buy something.
Example: "She is finally able to purchase a new car after saving for several months."
Alternatives: "capable of buying a" or "in a position to acquire a".
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We will not be able to purchase a handgun.
But he was able to purchase a shotgun.
By 1900 Ochs was able to purchase a controlling interest in The New York Times.
Farmers will be able to purchase a final commercial product later in 2014.
Instead, students will be able to purchase a Baker Dining membership for $30 a term.
With $100,000, Bombay Teen Challenge will be able to purchase a health clinic right in the heart of the red-light district.
Even though my paycheck was $95 gross a week, the money added up rather quickly and very soon we were able to purchase a home.
Ms. Tao said that by divorcing, one of them would be able to purchase a first home and put down less money and get a better interest rate.
Why or why not? -Do you think people should be able to purchase a trip into space if they have enough money to do so?
"Over there," he said through a translator, "you would not be able to purchase a vehicle, even a used vehicle, with the money you earn.
"With all her responsibilities, I knew it was something she couldn't do," said Ms. Stringer, who was able to purchase a $500 gift certificate through the Neediest Cases.
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