The phrase "are consequently able" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a result or outcome has enabled someone or something to have the ability to do something.
Example: "After implementing the new software, the team are consequently able to complete projects more efficiently."
Alternatives: "are therefore capable" or "are thus able".
GCHQ and the NSA are consequently able to access and process vast quantities of communications between entirely innocent people, as well as targeted suspects.
Devices are consequently able to read and write the IOMMU configuration before its activation.
To achieve hyperthermic temperatures, there is a necessity of selecting MNP which display high specific absorption rates (SAR) and which are consequently able to generate temperatures above 43°C to efficiently eradicate tumor cells and sensitize them for chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy [3 5].
Students are consequently able to regulate the speed of their education based on their personal circumstances.
In this way, post-translational modification systems impinge on their targets without the need for protein synthesis, and are consequently able to mediate rapid responses to changes in the cellular environment.
Veterinarians will likely be able to rank cows correctly using the BCS because they typically rate several cows during a single herd visit, and are consequently able to compare the cows directly.
We were consequently able demonstrate the down-stream consequences of activity within this network on activity within visual processing areas.
They were consequently able to enter an intimate relationship with the divine, independent of priestly mediation.
A person with ubuntu knows his or her place in the universe and is consequently able to interact gracefully with other individuals".
The results suggest that seven among eleven remaining users performed better than chance and were consequently able to communicate by using the developed system.
Al Qaeda no longer needs large sums of money to mount terror attacks and is consequently able to finance its actions in less detectable ways, the chairman of a United Nations sanctions-monitoring committee said Monday.
