The phrase "as he ably" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone performing a task skillfully or competently, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The team succeeded in the project, as he ably led them through the challenges."
Alternatives: "as he skillfully" or "as he competently".
Yet even as he ably demonstrates his gift for making meaning visually, say, by playing interiors against exteriors, he never showboats at Casey and Jordan's expense.
The South, as he ably demonstrates, can do New York just as well as it can do the South — a rewriting of history that's actually a deepening of it.
That duel is one of the episodes the author examines, as he ably sorts through the conflicting versions of it and explains the polemical cloud that engulfed its aftermath.
He can enhance his sound well enough for certain heavier Verdi roles, as he did ably in "Quando le sere al plácido" from "Luisa Miller".
Leaning's fourth County Championship half-century of the season helped the hosts past 200, as he was ably supported by a resolute Brooks.
Queer men who can sing and dance as ably as Beyonce or model as gracefully as Tyra Banks are barred from representation in a culture rigidly controlled by gender normative ideologies.
She never truly brings these character to vivid life so much as she ably dramatizes herself and comments on the human effects of war.
To speak ex cathedra carries with it the duty to fulfill that role as ably as you can.
(Anderson) ★ Mika (Tuesday) The classically trained dance-pop chameleon glides onstage as ably as the Scissor Sisters while beseeching the disco gods above with a Freddie Mercury-worthy lilt.
No one can argue that Bill Clinton wasn't among the more talented politicians in modern history, or that just because tech stocks were soaring, the guy brewing coffee at the 7-Eleven could have governed just as ably as a Rudy Giuliani.
His team had overrun South Korea technically and physically; the whirl of movement between the attacking midfielders Yacine Brahimi, Sofiane Feghouli and Abdelmoumene Djabou, backing up the centre-forward Islam Slimani, had dismissed the impression of a dull, cynical team as ably as it had picked off Algeria's opponents.
