The phrase "are ultimately able" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a final capability or potential to achieve something after a process or series of events.
Example: "After months of training and preparation, the athletes are ultimately able to compete at the highest level."
Alternatives: "are finally capable" or "can ultimately achieve".
But only if those protesting are ultimately able to find common cause with those wielding other forms of power.
"There are people who are articulate and intelligent enough to speak for themselves, but whether they are ultimately able to manage it in the moment, in court, and when it's about their children… That's not always how it works out.
Many economists say that if politicians are ultimately able to reach a more lasting budget agreement, it could allow the focus to turn to signs of improvement in both the United States and global economies.
As such, our samples are smaller than the sample we are ultimately able to work with in the regression-based analysis that follows, especially when examining the impact of E-Verify mandates given the widespread implementation of Secure Communities.
Developing higher resolution wood property models that are ultimately able to be linked to growth models is a constructive step towards better understanding the effects of factors such as site and silviculture on end product performance (Houllier et al. [1995]; Kellomaki et al. [1999]; Leban et al. [1996]; Seifert [1999]).
The two are ultimately able to reconcile, and Asher makes amends by encouraging his brother's dancing talent.
Though the camera was prohibitively expensive, with financial support from friends and family he was ultimately able to acquire one.
Back then, the state's fiscal health was solid, and the state was ultimately able to help the city.
After Karajan's death in 1989, Baden-Baden was ultimately able to attract the requisite sponsors to acquire the Whitsun festival for itself.
