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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as he is able" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone should do something to the best of their ability or as much as they are capable of doing.
Example: "He will contribute to the project as he is able, balancing his other commitments."
Alternatives: "to the best of his ability" or "as much as he can."
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He will score as many goals as he is able.
His herd is healthy, so far as he is able to know or judge.
As he shovels cement under a fierce sun, he says he will keep working as long as he is able.
So long as he is able to produce exchange-rate stability, most Taiwanese seem more than willing to tolerate his heavy hand.
The grant helps, as he is able to cover his bills with the $1,166 per month he receives in Social Security disability payments and food stamps.
There is the terror war and the Iraq war and in so far as he is able to tie them in together, it is good for him".
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But as soon as he was able, he started saving again.
He'll continue to do this as long as he's able to.
("As long as he's able, we want him for the countdown," Mr. Shapiro said).
He said he had released it as soon as he was able to do so.
As soon as he was able, he, too, joined the submarine service.
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