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The phrase "are able to extend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or possibility of extending something, such as a deadline, service, or offer.
Example: "We are able to extend the deadline for submissions if necessary."
Alternatives: "can extend" or "have the ability to extend".
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For people with mobility impairment, powered wheelchairs are able to extend independent transportation.
Moreover, we are able to extend usual descriptors by changing the code aggregation or adding new primitive coding method.
The extra speed and always-on connection means the Swearingens are able to extend their getaways and avoid having to run home to get work done.
In recovery therapy, therapists are more inclined to self-disclosure and are able to extend therapeutic help enormously by urging their clients to join self-help groups.
During summer, the polar front and its jet stream move poleward, and air masses of tropical origin are able to extend to high latitudes.
In present-day industrial economies, the banks are able to extend and increase the supply of credit by the creation of new deposits for their loan customers.
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"Hopefully down the road, we'll be able to extend.
I think he's going to be able to extend it".
"It was superb to be able to extend the knife with just one hand.
Last year fans were able to extend their registration for three years.
But would an all-appointed House be able to extend its authority?
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