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The phrase "able to save up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or ability to accumulate money or resources over time.
Example: "After months of budgeting, I am finally able to save up for a new car."
Alternatives: "capable of saving" or "able to accumulate funds".
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Do switch and you'll be able to save up to £328 per household each year.
Anyone who has not been able to save up for Christmas is in good company.
Now, she says, she might be able to save up for a little vacation.
In the new combined ISAs savers will be able to save up to £15,000 a year tax free.
He had once thought that he might be able to save up for a nice car, perhaps a BMW.
My parents worked hard and were able to save up and buy a home for our family.
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"The whole way around, I was able to save him up," Moore said.
Make sure to save up money.
"How I'm going to be able to save to straighten up my paperwork, I don't know".
For smaller network size I was able to save spikes from up to 500 cells and traces from ~40.
Depending on the amount of work being done, homeowners will be able to save anywhere up to 30 to 35percentt of their energy costs, making their house more comfortable and affordable.
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