The phrase "able to successfully complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability to finish a task or project effectively.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated that they are able to successfully complete all assigned tasks within the deadline."
Alternatives: "capable of completing successfully" or "able to finish effectively".
Poor motivational design may also lead students to think that (a) they are not able to successfully complete the learning task, or (b) there is no value in completion of the task (Wigfield & Eccles, 2000).
It's a good idea to include a general age range for people who would most likely be able to successfully complete the craft project, plus an estimation of the effort it takes for completion (easy, medium or hard).
All five subjects were able to successfully complete the 3-way navigation task using brain signals while mounted in the exoskeleton.
Secondly, the control system was tested with different rates of software failure and was able to successfully complete its tasks even when each module was set to fail every 0.5 1.5 min.
Anyone who has worked with scholars outside the "academic library bubble" will know that an increasing number of them are able to successfully complete their work without drawing on library resources both virtual and physical but especially the latter (and yes, I am including social science and humanities scholars here).
And in a study published in the Journal of Usability Studies, only 28% of blind users were able to successfully complete an online job application.
We believe that reductions in sexual assault will have a direct impact on the mental and physical health of all women at university, but particularly for those who are able to successfully resist completed sexual assault.
Therefore, birth control is essential to their ability to achieve the work-life balance so that when they have completed their professional goals, they would be able to successfully focus on having a family.
We therefore knocked down Tc-zen1 and examined how the embryo is able to regulate for this change so as to successfully complete DC.
