The phrase "are able to drastically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability to make significant changes or improvements in a particular context.
Example: "With the new software update, users are able to drastically improve their productivity and efficiency."
Alternatives: "can significantly" or "are capable of greatly".
Once the data is local, by running database queries on the local machine developers are able to drastically improve performance.
By partnering with Juvo, those carriers are able to drastically reduce churn while also increasing their average revenue per user by up to 15percentt.
On the other hand, channel-coding schemes are able to drastically improve performance, while channel estimation errors may seriously affect them.
We are proud that we are able to drastically cut down health care costs for our hospital partners, which ultimately cuts down costs for the patient.
In our experiments, we first illustrate that the straightforward approaches cannot achieve reasonable results, while the newly developed methods are able to drastically improve the target gene recognition performance.
It has been shown that most I2 proteins are able to drastically decrease PP1c activity towards different non-specific substrates such as Phosphorylase A and pNPP [ 34, 35, 38, 50].
"As a country, we've been able to drastically cut the number of deaths from heart disease, aids, cancer and motor vehicle accidents.
Still, even with such high-quality equipment Rio may not have been able to drastically reduce the number of victims, weather experts said.
"Safety will still be paramount but we will be able to drastically reduce disruption compared to last time, provided there is not a huge amount of high-density ash".
"I believe that you'll see initiatives on the floor to this effect: that we have this year in which we should be able to drastically reduce the number of troops," she said in an interview broadcast on National Public Radio yesterday.
