The phrase "able to refine a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to improve or enhance something, typically in a specific context such as skills, processes, or products.
Example: "The new software is able to refine a user's experience by personalizing content based on their preferences."
Alternatives: "capable of improving a" or "able to enhance a".
Once its completed in late 2010 the company will be able to refine an additional 80,000 bpd of heavy crude oil.
Nigeria is Africa's biggest oil producer, but is able to refine only a fraction of its oil and imports much of its fuel.
Similarly in psychology, when Sigmund Freud described transference, many others were able to refine it, and a key dynamic in psychology's 'physiology' yielded a therapeutic approach that continues to evolve in various schools of psychological thought today.
It is important to provide both methodological and tool support to help people understand the limitations of test suites and their possible redundancies, so as to be able to refine them in a cost effective manner.
Secondly, if we were able to identify such signatures, we then wanted to be able to refine them to a point that the signature and any pathway or process enriched within it could be easily validated by other experimental and clinical research groups.
By rolling out in such a huge market Ksubaka has been able to refine its media network-as-a-service (MaaS) model, growing last year to $5 million in recurring revenues ($10 million total).
It's the fatigue of battling the Moscow Oil Refinery, a public-private enterprise able to refine 73 million barrels a year.
Additionally, they show that very few students were able to succeed in tasks related to the use of information as producers, i.e., only one third of the students were able to develop their own ideas in a digital environment and less than one fifth were able to refine digital information and create a representation in a digital environment.
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The team working with Pike and Zilhão was able to refine the method, using only a few tens of milligrams, a sample about the size of a grain of rice.
