The phrase "able to withdraw more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing financial transactions, permissions, or capabilities related to withdrawing funds or resources.
Example: "After meeting the necessary requirements, I am now able to withdraw more from my savings account."
Alternatives: "capable of withdrawing additional" or "permitted to take out more".
Schumer and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif). boasted that they were able to force Republicans to withdraw more than 160 unrelated policy measures, known as riders, including those that would have cut environmental funding and scaled back financial regulations for Wall Street.
Like many students, 23-year-old Thorn couldn't cope with his debt: the bank had just informed him he would not be able to withdraw any more money.
While most oil companies could be prohibited from withdrawing water during times of low flow (3072 cubic feet/second), Shell's Muskeg River and Canadian Natural Resource Ltd.'s Horizon project will be able to continue drawing a limited amount (7 cubic feet/second), while Syncrude and Suncor will be able to withdraw even more (70 cubic feet/second).
A 50-year-old worker, for example, might be able to withdraw 10percentt, or even more, of an I.R.A.'s value annually, penalty free.
If he had more flexibility in his annual income and were able to withdraw less while the market is down, he would have more assets in the future when the market rises again.
You must advise him/her which you might contact to be able to withdraw the application in case you have discovered a far more superb offer you through one more loan company.
He said that since security is improving and the Iraqi army is growing more capable, America should be able to withdraw a marine unit immediately, a brigade by Christmas and some 30,000 troops by next summer.
Na2SO4 is a kosmotropic salt that is able to withdraw water molecules from proteins, making their hydrophobic interactions more dominance and thus resulting in the protein precipitation.
"If we could receive more valid information we might be able to withdraw some of the drugs that is not necessary".
