The phrase "ably done" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been completed skillfully or competently.
Example: "The project was ably done, showcasing the team's dedication and expertise."
Alternatives: "skillfully executed" or "expertly completed".
It's time we acknowledged each soldier's loss with photos and stories, as your photographer has so ably done.
Enzo's "Cielo e mar," ably done by Aquiles Machado, is everything an Italian tenor aria ought to be.
"Media critics in cyberspace have real value in channelling the concerns of the public; but holding media to account and to greater transparency seems more ably done by ombudsmen".
And he would continue to subvert, as his boss has so ably done, all Justice Department and congressional investigations into wrongdoing by members of the Clinton Administration.
The experiments seem ably done.
Who needs the Liberal Democrats to block discussions on radical reform when the prime minister is so ably doing that himself?
When he finally died in 1976, pain-raddled and filth-riddled, Jackson was conveniently around to fill the role, which he ably did until the end of his life.
To be sure, there are plenty of stories from the liberal-left that pull no punches: John Judis in a recent issue of the New Republic presents a reasoned dissection of the administration's failure to engage in the theatricality of populism, which FDR so ably did in similarly dire circumstances.
And the handful of singers who divided the narration all contributed ably, as did the full 20-voice choir.
Not all writers or artists seek or ably perform a public role, and those who do risk obloquy and derision, even in free societies.
Knowledgeable former industry participants could usefully supplement letters by requesting meetings with officials and arguing their points directly; the team at Occupy the S.E.C. has done this ably.
