The phrase "also unable to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone or something is not capable of producing or creating something in addition to other limitations.
Example: "She was also unable to make the presentation due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "also not able to create" or "additionally incapable of making".
Unable to move, though, they're also unable to make much profit.
Fitzgerald, unable to carry his team on offense, was also unable to make the defensive play of the game.
The latest gaffe by the United States men's team in the heats kept it from taking part in Saturday night's anticlimactic final, and the bad relay karma proceeded to jump the gender barrier as the United States women were also unable to make it out of the preliminary round in the 4x100.
And the majority of these foreclosed homeowners weren't merely underwater; they were also unable to make their monthly payments, because of the severe recession hitting New England at the time, as Chris Foote, an economist at the Boston Fed, told me.
Muir, in Glasgow to promote the Emirates Arena as an Indoor Grand Prix venue, was also unable to make it through her 1500m heat at the European Championships.
Former Boro player Lee Cattermole was given a cool reception by the away fans, while Adam Johnson was also unable to make an impression against the club where he too learned his trade.
Congress also was unable to make progress in rewriting the welfare program and did not complete a host of other bills.
"With such a narrow range of grades available, faculty find it difficult to distinguish adequately between work of differing quality; they may also be unable to make such distinctions clear to students," wrote Susan Pedersen, dean of undergraduate education.
I've also been unable to make outbound calls and some inbound calls from my phone, though the GMail/Google Voice integration still works fine (as it did during the problems earlier this week).
Furthermore, P. limicola also was unable to make use of carboxylic acids, whereas MPT and CR could use many (Table 1).
