The phrase "able to raise for" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the capability to gather or collect something for a specific purpose, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We are able to raise funds for the charity event next month."
Alternatives: "capable of raising for" or "able to gather for".
"I don't know how much they will actually be able to raise for the land".
"I was really surprised by the amount of funds they were able to raise for a fund like that in such a short time," Mr. Kapoor said.
Indeed, it's unclear how much, if any, money Sequoia was able to raise for the planned endowment fund, or for the nascent hedge fund it wanted to launch with Beckwith.
Education officials involved in creating these centers said they had been amazed at how quickly they had been able to raise money for programs named for a sitting member of Congress.
There is compelling evidence that the stronger the cooperative and mutual presence in a market, the less other companies are, for example, able to raise prices, for fear of losing market share.
Michèle Dix, managing director of planning for TfL, said it is important to consider how the city will be able to raise finance for the estimated £466bn bill for new transport infrastructure, including a second Crossrail and a doubling in capacity on the rail network.
"Without sufficient competition post-transaction, Grab would be able to raise fares for riders and commission rates for drivers, lower the quality of its services and reduce innovating its product offerings," CCCS wrote in its findings.
Mr Silverstein arranged his own first syndicate for a small building in 1957 by raising $200,000 in tiny lots from existing clients, and then went from one bank branch to another to borrow more.The deal succeeded and Mr Silverstein was able to raise more for his next effort, and then more still for subsequent ones.
Elected officials have to be able to raise money for legal defense funds.
In 2005 Vale was able to raise prices for its iron ore by 71.5% in tough negotiations.
The club was still able to raise money for charity, which was our goal in doing this event all along".
