The phrase "also able to meet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone or something has the capability to fulfill a requirement or expectation in addition to other abilities.
Example: "In addition to her other responsibilities, she is also able to meet the deadlines for the project."
Alternatives: "also capable of meeting" or "additionally able to fulfill".
I was also able to meet a lot of wonderfully interesting customers and other vendors.
Hope was also able to meet the trainer Graham Motion and jockey Calvin Borel, who autographed a picture for her.
At the same time, she was also able to meet the demands of a challenging set of A-levels.
I was also able to meet with people in different teams like brand standards, sustainability, and social media.
I was also able to meet a lot of people in the audience at that gig – people would come up to me, say how much they loved X-Ray Spex and what my mum meant to them, which brought home how deep an impact she'd had.
For the video UEs, we observe that the R-UEs are also able to meet the QoS requirements, situation that would not be possible without the deployment of the RN[20].
While the main lectures will be viewable each week during the course, students will also be able to meet for discussion once a week with the instructors.
Fans will also be able to meet some of the leading jockeys in the world at an autograph session, and to watch a dozen or more hot-air balloons illuminated on the ground one night and ascending the next day.
After October 15, you'll also be able to meet one-on-one with an OPIA advisor – but this time will be much more productive if you've done some of the legwork ahead of time.
Participants also are able to meet, interact, and collaborate with peers from across the country and the world.
Startups also were able to meet with Atrium's lawyers for counseling and legal preparation specifically for the financing process.
