The phrase "able to then use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability to utilize something after a certain point or condition has been met.
Example: "After completing the training, participants will be able to then use the new software effectively."
Alternatives: "capable of subsequently using" or "able to subsequently utilize".
"We didn't specifically choose the species, rather it was where other scientists had chosen to study the dispersal distances for a plant species and we were then able to then use that information".
In addition to making their smart cards available to new customers, the card providers will also be able to see how many consumers already have their cards installed, and will be able to then use the platform to interact with those users.
We received amazing feedback and were able to then use that insight to expand on Global Recon.
However, in such circumstances they had the 'luxury' of being able to then choose another doctor, unlike people using public hospitals who may be able to get a second-opinion, but unlikely to be able to 'choose' the doctor.
TV app developers will be able to then download the Samsung SDK 3.0 for use with the company's Smart TVs.
"I think obstacle avoidance and autonomy will happen eventually but it will be more a sort of computer vision solution where it can use video from the camera to be able to detect objects and then use that to avoid — knowing what obstacles are and being able to take action to correct itself," he adds.
Through waiting, one is able to save money and then use it to gain additional utility through the consumption of additional goods.
2014's edition will contain more than 12,000 products spread across 300 pages, with readers able to scan items and then use their phones or tablets to see how they look (life-size) in the room, with the physical catalogue used as a marker for where the object is placed.
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"We're not just using the community as a research guinea pig," he says, "we're developing it to see if communities are able to understand their social networks and then use them creatively to build resilience and expand opportunities".
First is the amount of commission it's able to charge, which is then used to lower the cost of delivery for the end consumer.
