The phrase "also able to overcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's capability to surpass challenges or obstacles in addition to other abilities or qualities.
Example: "In addition to her leadership skills, she is also able to overcome significant challenges in the workplace."
Alternatives: "also capable of overcoming" or "also proficient in overcoming".
Like other types of challenges, the students were also able to overcome most of these challenges by activities 6 and 7.
That missing view regeneration method was also able to overcome the problem of missing view in vista due to cropping, irregular boundaries of partial image parts and errors in digitization.
Within three trials, the subject was also able to overcome the plague of "false starts," instances when the system began walking sans the subject's psychic command (bad if one's near a sheer drop, or a busy street).
However, given sufficient experience that included a training phase with an opaque box, tamarins were also able to overcome their initial difficulties and solve the reaching problem.
In these cases, tumours are highly proliferative showing that KrasV12 activation is also able to overcome the senescence following Apc loss.
NGS is also able to overcome issue of germ-line DNA contamination, similar to that of new PCR methods, such as digital PCR [ 32].
Therefore, a death stimulus which increases Apaf-1 expression would also be able to overcome XIAP inhibition.
For EA L1196M, there are even three new drugs (alectinib and ceritinib, but also AP26113) able to overcome crizotinib resistance.
Based on these observations, it appears that cytochalasin B and potentially other cytochalasin congeners might be active against multidrug resistant neoplastic cells and might also be able to overcome resistance to other cytotoxic agents currently used in the clinical setting.
Gatland was also encouraged by being able to overcome the Pumas while Wales were not at their best and was delighted with their second try, scored by Ospreys lock Jones.
This less severe gambling group was also thought to be able to overcome their gambling problems without therapeutic interventions.
