The phrase "able to streamline this" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability to make a process more efficient or effective.
Example: "Our team is able to streamline this workflow to improve productivity and reduce errors."
Alternatives: "capable of optimizing this" or "able to enhance this process."
But by going through employers to offer that benefit (to be sure, some companies like Lynda.com already do this), Guild Education may be able to streamline the process in such a way that employees get access to already known entities like nonprofit universities in order to get the education they seek.
Ministers claim that by hiring a "family champion" councils will be able to streamline the process and reduce costs.
For business and first-class travelers, BlackJet should be able to streamline the travel process.
Because these three classes of mutations could be distinguished based on statistical comparison to positive and negative controls, we were able to streamline the assay by not genotyping the stable transformants.
This way businesses are better able to streamline inventory and not tie upa lot of capital in items that aren't going to move.
"We sure as heck had better be able to streamline, or the department will not be able to fulfill its mission".
Forbes wants his region to have more tax retention powers and to be able to streamline service provision and integrate relevant services.
If Airbus could be run as a company rather than a work-sharing consortium, it would be able to streamline production, reduce inventories and make savings of over $1 billion a year.
Developers will be able to streamline their UI design process, but Auto Layout's uses may extend far beyond that.
Given the number of jobs done through its system, it's been able to streamline certain processes and determine how much they should cost.
