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The phrase "able to take over some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or potential to assume control or responsibility for certain tasks or roles.
Example: "The new software is able to take over some of the manual processes, making our workflow more efficient."
Alternatives: "capable of assuming some" or "able to manage some".
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Supervisors may be able to take over some important roles, but many of the people who were experts at recruiting, training and career development have been laid off, he said.
Swissair is trying to obtain enough funds to keep flying for the next three weeks until its healthier regional carrier, Crossair, is able to take over some of its operations.
As their children became older and were able to take over some financial responsibilities the women also found life got easier.
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Their competitors gone, Ms. Boessenkool said, yellow-eyed penguins were able to take over.
"We are far away from robots being able to take over the world.
Then, with the score escalating out of reach, the bench was able to take over.
In addition these versatile architectures are able to take over of many functions, which leads to avoid the use of many circuits for these different functions.
Even his sturdiest admirers are beginning to say that sooner might be better.It is hard to see another Wagner both willing and able to take over.
Two states — California and Nevada — have passed laws making it legal to operate self-driving cars as long as a human being is inside, able to take over.
Note that in both levels, the human driver is still expected to be able to take over.
Quintin Geldenhuys was tackled on the line, but Cristiano was able to take over and restore Zebre's advantage, although Orquera missed the conversion.
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