'no one able' is not correct and usable in written English.
You have omitted a necessary unit of grammar; in this case, a verb. To make it correct in written English, you could say "No one was able" or "No one is able". For example: "No one was able to answer the question correctly."
From Joey Barton's resultant free-kick, Brighton let the ball bounce in the area as it curls out of play with no one able to get a touch on it.
How was that an example of the elite media trying to protect Barack Obama Gingrichcalledled into question ABC's decision to interview an ex-wife who "wants to testify on the air just before a primary with no one able to rebut her".
Thus the doctors' dispute grinds on, doing no one at all any good, but with no one able to bring it to the reasonable solution that it so obviously requires.
With no one able to treat his condition, Mbarushimana had to spend those years lying on his back.
Absolute nails, afraid of nothing and no one, able to talk just as easily to prostitutes as company executives.
He passed Jamie McMurray with 16 laps left to move in front again with no one able to catch him.
With no-one able to respond, The control sergeant manages to downgrade both jobs from immediate to urgent, giving the response team an hour to get there, rather than 15 minutes.
They slumped to 86-7 with no-one able to provide the support needed by South African opener Rudolph, whose fifty took 89 balls, with only two other batsmen reaching double figures.
Having been put in, the visitors lost Usman Khawaja early and although Karl Brown grafted for 47 before Croft and Horton came together, there was no-one able to provide the kind of impetus so often supplied by England's Jos Buttler, who is away on Test duty, although Jordan Clark (21 not out) hit the final ball of their innings for six.
"In latest case, the ship was abandoned and set on autopilot and no one was able to stop it.
No-one seems able to verify the 70,000 fighters the PM seems to rely on.
