The phrase "a device able to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the capabilities or functions of a device in a technical or descriptive context.
Example: "The new smartphone is a device able to capture high-resolution images in low light conditions."
Alternatives: "a device capable of" or "a device designed to".
"The line of sight provision could go away some time in the future when we see a device able to make decisions about avoiding whatever objects are out there," said a Civil Aviation Authority spokesman.
An automated module is a device able to perform automatically a sequence of operations needed in the preparation of radiopharmaceuticals.
The goal, he explains, is to have a device able to do up to 30 different tests using very cheap discs.
Results are used to provide an outline specification for a device able to provide fresh water to a small family group.
In this paper, the design and characterization of a device, able to analyze the electrical bio-impedance in the frequency domain and its variations with time, is presented.
The solar collector is a device able to capture solar energy, which is absorbed by a fluid which is later stored in a reservoir used for a specific purpose [1, 2] and [3], Fig. 1.
But Rose is an alchemising presence, a suspect device, able to invest the dullest clichés with menace.
The volatile mixture composing the exhaled breath is entrapped onto an adsorbing cartridge via an innovative device able to collect exhaled breath from an individual normally breathing into a mouthpiece for three minutes.
But a motion detector can turn the piece into a functional device able to detect and record human flow and analyze the behavior of people passing by.
The present study aimed to design and test a prototype device able to evaluate the primary mechanical stability of a cementless prosthesis, based on vibration analysis.
In order to perform a direct and easy quantification of transcripts on cell extracts, the feasibility of an analytical device able to selectively detect a defined target RNA in a complex mixture while avoiding labelling, retrotranscription and amplification steps, has been explored.
