The phrase "able to successfully use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability to effectively utilize a tool, skill, or resource.
Example: "She is able to successfully use the new software to enhance her productivity."
Alternatives: "capable of effectively using" or "skilled in utilizing".
Because of the above, your organization lacks repeatable processes for being able to successfully use data assets to support organizational strategy.
The results showed that the robot was able to successfully use the disassembly tool to perform the necessary operations to remove the device's snap-fit cover and batteries.
Taylor was able to successfully use his jab to control the first two rounds of the fight, though neither fighter was taking any major risks.
She also advises that being able to successfully use mace as a defense tool requires planning, and adds that it can oftentimes be used to hurt victims, not protect them.
"I will never stop driving!" The problem was that Ed's Alzheimer's was too advanced for him to keep driving, but he was still too alert for me to be able to successfully use some of the usual tactics to get people with dementia to stop driving.
In this study we were able to successfully use heat-treated samples for RealAmp amplification similar to results reported by Poon et al [16].
We were able to successfully apply it using the FXLMF and FXLMS algorithms with different step sizes.
I.e. these children were able to successfully apply grapheme-phoneme-conversion rules necessary for pseudoword reading while being impaired using the direct route.
We were able to successfully apply a laboratory-value trigger tool in an ambulatory care clinic and to achieve clinician agreement in ADE ascertainment using the chart review.
Experimental results demonstrate that the robot was able to successfully walk using the acquired controllers even in the cases of an environmental change by placing a seesaw-like metal sheet on the ground and a parametric change of the robot dynamics with an additional weight on a shank, which was not modeled in the numerical simulations.
They were able to successfully demonstrate using immunohistochemistry that determining the Ki-67 index can distinguish between the two subtypes [ 12].
