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Discover LudwigThe sentence "have finally been able" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this sentence when you want to express that after a long period of time, something has become possible. For example: "After months of hard work, I have finally been able to finish this project."
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But now that Victorian newspapers can be read online, I have finally been able to uncover some clues.
"We are glad to have finally been able to make the payment to the government of Tanzania and bring this matter to a close," BAE said.
It is reassuring, then, to know that scientists have finally been able to improve their solar weather forecasting by obtaining images of storms on the far side.
Since Hannah decided to open up about her father, she and her mother have finally been able to talk about many aspects of their loss.
After the years of suffering under Saddam Hussein, the Kurds have finally been able to take their fate in their own hands.
"I think New York fans have finally been able to associate themselves with me in the sense that they understand that I am a blue-collar guy," James said at the Knicks' practice Friday.
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Sandi Kimmel says that she has finally been able to get what she wanted.
I've finally been able to board my flight back to Chicago," he said.
Sarai Thompson had finally been able to get some rest after hours of tossing and turning.
"With this version I feel like I've finally been able to complete the film".
Four weeks since her operation and Kuralay has finally been able to move back into her own place.
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