The phrase "are able to very" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly constructed phrase, as "very" typically modifies adjectives or adverbs, not verbs like "able."
Example: "They are able to very quickly complete the task." (This is incorrect; it should be "They are able to complete the task very quickly.")
Alternatives: "can very" or "are capable of very".
They usually have a ready buyer as soon as they can get it to the end-use locations, so they are able to very quickly turn a profit and not hold onto the stuff.
Thanks to Finland's membership of the European Union, Rovio and all Finnish companies are able to very easily, with a minimum of bureaucratic hassle, draw upon on a high-quality pool of talent from all across Europe.
As things change, they are able to very quickly reorganize those tasks, which helps to make workers more productive.
"We put small localization teams on the ground in the countries where we operate," says Tyler. "They take these core engines, like calculators and forms generators, apply the local regulations and tax frameworks and are able to very rapidly develop compliant systems in their local jurisdiction".
Here we demonstrate that ABI1 and PP2CA not only dephosphorylate the SLAC1 N-terminus, but these PP2Cs are able to very rapidly remove the OST1- and CPK-mediated phosphorylation of SLAC1.
The sharing of a mtDNA haplotype between strains from North America with one from the west coast of Africa might indicate that Panagrolaimus strains are able to very rapidly disperse across large geographic distances, as has been proposed for C. elegans where identical mitochondrial genome haplotypes have also been observed for geographically disparate isolates [ 43].
"In the N.B.A., you're able to very quickly pull those numbers," she said.
It can be advantageous to be able to very precisely adapt mirror shapes in order to improve energy yield.
"We'll be able to very accurately recreate what is no longer there and restore what is there".
"They were able to very appropriately and eloquently explain their wishes and what they wanted to have done," he said.
We describe a novel multilayer arrangement of polymer nanocomposites, which is able to very effectively absorb microwave radiation over a broad frequency range or selectively reflect desired wavelengths.
