The phrase "able to vigorously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability to perform an action with energy or intensity.
Example: "The athlete was able to vigorously train for the upcoming competition, pushing her limits every day."
Alternatives: "capable of energetically" or "able to energetically".
While violent episodes may be decreasing, the Taliban are still able to strike vigorously at times, and, perhaps more important, to instill fear.
In spite of his physical torment, he had grown into a strapping youth, so agile on his prosthetic leg that he was able to compete vigorously in sandlot sports.
In a grand coalition, she could not do so; and she wants to be able to campaign vigorously from the left in 2017.The SPD in North-Rhine Westphalia, which makes up about a quarter of the delegates that will gather at the party's national convention in Leipzig on November 14th, has thus become the biggest obstacle to a grand coalition.
You must be able to communicate vigorously about your accomplishments, goals, and ideas to your organization, colleagues, and network.
In response to Fe limiting conditions, barley (Hordeum vulgare L ., a plant species able to grow vigorously on high pH soils, secretes large amounts of PS including 2′-deoxymugineic acid (DMA) and the derivatives MA and 3-epihydroxymugineic acid (epiHMA).
25 Mind body exercises produce effects similar to those of regular cardiovascular exercises, suggesting an alternative model of exercise for the elderly, who are less able to exercise vigorously, to lower the risk of sport-related injuries and cardiac hazards.
Additionally, a study evaluating physical activity at six weeks post partum found indications of physical and psychological benefits in women who were able to exercise vigorously and avoid any decrease in their usual level of activity [ 27].
This dual effect also establishes for the first time that pseudouridine synthase depletion per se does not hamper proliferation, as generally considered; on the contrary, under mitogenic stimuli the depleted cells are able to overproliferate vigorously.
"I can confirm that the company, if it is able, intends to vigorously pursue two substantial monetary claims against two distinct parties for an aggregate amount greater than $3,500,000".
Some of the injured players have been able to work out vigorously in spite of their ailments.
