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The phrase "able to take advantage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or opportunity to exploit a situation or benefit from something.
Example: "She was able to take advantage of the sale and purchased the items at a lower price."
Alternatives: "capable of benefiting" or "in a position to exploit".
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Gelashvili was not able to take advantage of that oversight.
Even the Jacksonville Jaguars should be able to take advantage.
"Goldman was able to take advantage of that," he said.
"Tonight we were able to take advantage of our size".
"To not be able to take advantage of having home field is shocking right now".
Wei, therefore, was able to take advantage of the monarch and become the actual ruler.
Still, the firm has been able to take advantage of the difficult times.
At least assuming they are ready and able to take advantage of them come fall.
And in Round 4, both were able to take advantage of opponents' mistakes.
You're not able to take advantage as much of the speed".
The most productive firms were those best able to take advantage of economies of scale.
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