The phrase "are not able to create" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's inability to produce or generate something.
Example: "Due to the lack of resources, we are not able to create the necessary materials for the project."
Alternatives: "cannot create" or "are unable to produce".
However they are not able to create a natural bonding with the mineralized bone and occasionally suffer localized corrosion.
"It's important to us to see those reforms implemented, so local governments are not able to create what amounts to a loophole," he added.
If you are using a Google Apps for Education account, and you are not able to create a new Fusion Table (in the "Create" menu of Google Drive you won't even see an option for Fusion Tables), you will need to ask your system administrator to turn this option on for you.
No matter how advanced the technology is, if you are not able to create a type of "killer application" — in other words, the right combination of product, content and service — you will not generate any business.
To publish otherwise treats physicians as if that are not able to create their own opinion based on facts alone.
Put simply, if people are not able to create the families that they want, with the expectation of safety and security, then they do not have access to justice.
Abromavičius wrote back to his putative deputy, "We aren't able to create a new position".
If we aren't able to create something incremental that you can only get with that theatrical IMAX release of the television property.
CEO Victor Marohnic told me the move was prompted by the fact that people aren't able to create their own social mobile communities with location at the core.
It suggests that black audiences don't come out in numbers and aren't able to create a hit (and thus, by extension, aren't worth making films for) in the first place.
