The phrase "able to take much" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's capacity to endure or handle a significant amount of something, whether it be stress, responsibility, or physical load.
Example: "She is able to take much more than most people when it comes to handling pressure at work."
Alternatives: "capable of handling a lot" or "able to endure a great deal".
As a result, James and the people around him have not been able to take much joy in his accomplishments.
Our dream is to have a farm one day and we were able to take much of what we learned and prepare for our future.
In a war between the Ottomans and the Habsburgs that began in 1593, the Austrians were able to take much of central Hungary and Romania, and only an accidental Ottoman triumph in 1596 enabled the sultan to recoup.
But at last in 2006 GDP outpaced inflation for the first time in over 50 years.Lucky Lula's legacyBrazil's current president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has been able to take much of the credit for the country's recent growth that perhaps properly belongs to his predecessor.
"I won't be able to take much time there, 15-30sec maybe, so it will be a question of staying close to everyone, finishing in front on the Tumble" – the famous Welsh climb that hosts a summit finish in midweek – "then go into the last stage close up and try to poach it on the last day".
Wiggins told the Guardian recently: "I won't be able to take much time [in the time trial], 15-30sec maybe, so it will be a question of staying close to everyone, finishing in front on the Tumble [the notorious Welsh climb that hosts a summit finish on Tuesday] then go into the last stage close up and try to poach it on the last day".
I think my problem is I shouldn't be able to take that much pain".
"The whole thing is so crazy," added her friend Eric Bieber, "being able to take as much as you need".
President Obama thinks that the government ought to be able to take as much as 44.8 percent of a small business' income.
Despite his country's meager resources, Mr. Binh is convinced that F.P.T. will be able to take on much larger global companies.
With Maryland state employees soon able to take as much as 18 weeks off with pay, Maryland's policy will be more generous than that in Virginia and Washington.
