The phrase "also able to pinpoint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability to identify or locate something with precision, often in a context of analysis or investigation.
Example: "The new software is not only efficient but is also able to pinpoint the exact source of the error in the code."
Alternatives: "also capable of identifying" or "also able to locate".
They were also able to pinpoint specific differences that evolved since humans branched off from our ancestors.
This boosts her confidence that the computer models are indeed onto something.She and her colleagues were also able to pinpoint areas at particular risk of harbouring reservoir rodents.
Through this project we were also able to pinpoint important events in football games and generate lists of trending terms that coincided with big plays, controversies, and game results.
They were also able to pinpoint active regulatory DNA called enhancers, which are under the sway of epigenetic tags and control where and when different genes are expressed.
They were also able to pinpoint genes that originated in the first host of the cancer, when it likely arose through mutations.
The company was also able to pinpoint and notify the Arizona-based photography studio where the bots' pictures were stolen from, which were also being used for fake Facebook profiles.
The agency also notes that carriers may be able to pinpoint smaller areas to receive alerts.
Users pour demographic and interest data into their profiles to share with friends and be found, but Facebook also leverages that data to be able to pinpoint them with relevant ads.
Importantly, recent work has also demonstrated that ion mobility is able to pinpoint sites of epimerization for some peptides, which may simplify site identification in future experiments on crystallins.
The HBO footage also included time codes, so Melnik was able to pinpoint precisely when his client was at the ballpark.
The previous version also stated that future GPS systems will be able to pinpoint locations at a centimeter scale.
