The phrase "a able" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an able" because "able" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "She is an able leader who can guide the team effectively."
Alternatives: "a capable" or "an adept".
Ideally, Mr. Lazio should be a able to spend these last few weeks of the race in places that are considered more up for grabs -- like the suburbs.
When Dewey eats, he likes to be a able to look down on his plate & see an egg that he knows is an egg.
With only three of the six teams in Group A able to advance to the second phase in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius, wins are at a premium in a group that also contains European champions Spain and Turkey, who both won their opening games.
Also in the Pacific, weather ship A ("Able") was renamed ship P Peterer") and moved 200 mile to the east-northeast in December 1949, while weather vessel F ("Fox") was renamed N ("Nan").
C. gattii is a able to disrupt dendritic cell maturation by blocking TNFα release (Huston et al., 2013).
Low-level : (a) Able to participate, assessed as likely unable to stand; (b) supine, repeated hip flexion (45°), supine, sitting on the edge of the bed, supine.
Besides being a conqueror, Coen was an able businessman and an economist.
He was also an able tinsmith and a skilled carpenter.
Qalāʾūn was a decisive ruler and an able administrator.
By contrast, Mr. Nutter is seen as an able leader with a strong mandate.
Mark Bradburne proved an able replacement, conjuring a rousing finish out of the Stephen Woodman-trained gelding.
