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Discover LudwigThe phrase "has enough battery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that a device (like a phone, laptop, etc.) has enough battery life to last until you can charge it. For example, "I'm glad my laptop has enough battery to finish this essay."
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Come with a laptop that has enough battery for the full exam.
"Now a construction superintendent can bring a computer out to the field that's light enough to carry in a bag and has enough battery power to last the whole day".
Check that your phone has enough battery.
Ensure that the Wii Remote has enough battery.
Make sure your DS is plugged in so it has enough battery for all night.
Connecting it to a power supply ensures it has enough battery itself to charge your iPad.
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The lander has enough batteries to last on its own about 3 days.
We had enough battery time for one more game.
The computer should have enough battery life for each session.
It also unveiled new MacBook Airs, which it said would have enough battery life to last all day.
Katy did not have enough battery power to undertake long-haul trips, like going on safari, but we did have breaks in France.
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