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The phrase "and able to carry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's capability or capacity to transport or support something.
Example: "The new model is lightweight and able to carry up to 500 pounds."
Alternatives: "and capable of carrying" or "and equipped to transport".
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You want them big and able to carry a load.
The ML866 will be five hundred and fifty-five feet long and able to carry sixty-six tofs of cargo.
Price: £270 E-readers are a commodity item now, available for under £50 and able to carry millions of books.
I am also assuming that each classroom teacher is willing and able to carry out Visual Arts activities with her students.
A flexible membrane is simulated automatically, initially in the horizontal plane surface, with any shape and boundary conditions, and able to carry several specified loads.
If the past is any guide, Azhar, who has been detained many times before, will soon be free and able to carry out more attacks.
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defer.add img); The gear a scout would use would be light and be able to carry your stuff securely and wouldn't make a lot of noise.
They are looking for people aged 16 and over who are able to work 12-hour shifts and are able to carry up to 40lbs.
Memory is deeply different from the past, in that it is coloured by the present, is alive and "darns" experiences, rewriting them to be able to exist and be able to carry on narrating.
"I love working with artists and being able to carry projects from start to finish.
Boys are indoctrinated and those able to carry guns are trained to fight.
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