The phrase "able to squeeze a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability to compress or extract something, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "She was able to squeeze a few extra hours of work into her busy schedule."
Alternatives: "capable of extracting a" or "able to extract a".
Distributor Fox should be able to squeeze a bit more out of it before kids return to school.
"Given that they will not be able to squeeze a lot out of Vienna they badly need perceived impact elsewhere".
Meanwhile, airlines are able to squeeze a little extra revenue from fliers like me who would never consider opting for a full-fare first-class ticket.
Even his handwriting diminished; he was able to squeeze a last novel — a short one, but still — onto just twenty-four sides of octavo-size paper.
It was only towards the end that his fare was able to squeeze a few words in: "Yes, we know that guy.
As Benjamin Kunkel wrote in this magazine, Walser's "life and work played out as a relentless diminuendo," and over the course of his career his handwriting diminished; he was able to squeeze a last novel& 8212a short one, but still& 8212onto just twenty-four sides of octavo-size paper.
By lowering the main level, the architects were able to squeeze an extra floor under the height limit.
Six seconds might not seem like a lot, but it has saved so much time, transit officials said, that they have been able to squeeze an extra train per hour down the Lexington Avenue line during the busiest times, carrying an extra 1,500 to 2,000 people who would have otherwise been packed like platelets into fewer trains.
Should Toshiba's claims pan out, the Excite 13 shouldn't leave too many users in the lurch with a dead battery — they report that they've been able to squeeze an awfully appropriate 13 hours of use out of the thing.
If you take advantage of this bumper crop of pop and get yourself outside for some exercise, you just might be able to squeeze an extra month out of this summer.
The company was able to squeeze out a small profit in a past life, but since then it began to aggressively spend on marketing as it sought to acquire customers.
