The phrase "also able to beat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability to defeat or surpass another in a competitive context.
Example: "In addition to his impressive skills, he is also able to beat the reigning champion in a match."
Alternatives: "also capable of defeating" or "also able to surpass".
You may also be able to beat other travelers who are waiting on hold by rebooking your flight yourself online.
Democrats, elated after winning the Republican tax concession after months of clashes, said they had also been able to beat back new conditions that Republicans had wanted on jobless pay, like requiring beneficiaries to seek high school equivalency degrees, and had found middle ground on Republican attempts to significantly reduce the number of weeks in which the unemployed could draw benefits.
More recently, the A.I. program AlphaStar, also by DeepMind, was able to beat a top player in the complex strategy video game "StarCraft II," shutting out its human competitor five games to zero.
They've also got to be able to beat out their best friends, the people they regularly train with year in and year out, for a spot on the Olympic team.
"Their quality of life as an elite athlete is usually below what they could be achieving if they followed a professional career track". They've also got to be able to beat out their best friends, the people they regularly train with year in and year out, for a spot on the Olympic team.
It's also encouraging that the Bulls were able to beat the Heat without two of their best players and that Deng was capable of being the go-to guy for the their biggest win of the year.
Did he also say that you would not be able to beat Stempel?" "He said it would be hard".
"When I ran it, I was really proud but also I felt like I was going to be able to beat it again.
They also have a team in the Tri-Nations they weren't able to beat, South Africa, neither of us is Tri-Nations champions.
