The phrase "also able to verify" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that someone or something has the capability to confirm or validate information in addition to other abilities.
Example: "The software is not only efficient but is also able to verify the accuracy of the data it processes."
Alternatives: "also capable of verifying" or "additionally able to confirm".
Investigators were also able to verify that Nickell had purchased Algae Destroyer from a local fish store; it was speculated that the algaecide had become mixed with the cyanide when Nickell used the same container to crush both substances without washing it in between uses.
It has been shown that addition of GO to the media produces continuous levels of intracellular H2O2, as opposed to a bolus addition of H2O2 [40], which we were also able to verify (J.Ho, data not shown).
For some of these genes we were also able to verify their regulation by MetJ experimentally.
Using this method, we were also able to verify the HGT events reported by previous studies.
We were also able to verify altered Pol II transcription in the tfc6 mutants at regions known previously to be affected by specific tDNA mutations.
The International IBC Lipid Genetics Consortium was also able to verify 49 of the 136 GLGC reported associations, which due to lack of a large enough independent sample were not previously replicated.
The Afghan leader said negotiators had urged the man claiming to be Mr. Mansour to return with colleagues, including other Taliban leaders whose identities they might also be able to verify.
Banks may also be able to verify and identify customers with the aid of the Unique Identity Project, which is expected to roll out this financial year.
I will also be able to verify the dog is mine because he is micro-chipped and registered to me.
However, nurses should also be able to verify patient identity and access more detailed medical information with little additional effort.
Furthermore, Catroppa et al. were recently also not able to verify the age at time of injury as an independent predictor for long-term outcome 10 years after trauma [ 12].
