The phrase "able editor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who possesses the skills and competence necessary to edit effectively.
Example: "She is an able editor, always ensuring that the final draft is polished and error-free."
Alternatives: "capable editor" or "skilled editor".
Four years earlier, Carlyle had used the phrase in his French Revolution: "A Fourth Estate, of Able Editors, springs up, increases and multiplies; irrepressible, incalculable". Carlyle saw the press as instrumental to the birth and growth of democracy, spreading facts and opinions and sparking revolution against tyranny.
Make sure that if you are not host, that the player who is has enabled all players to be able to enter editor mode.
"We were only able to reach editors intermittently," said Bill Walsh, The Times-Picayune's Washington reporter.
Equally at home publishing one of the first articles in Britain about concrete poetry (then an international phenomenon), or an illustrated study of the design challenges presented by Braille, he was a new kind of designer-editor, able to think both visually and verbally, and to fuse images and words in meaningful new relationships.
Clark, chief sub at the News of the World, said PD was a safe pair of hands as a sub-editor, able to "unravel the trickiest of tales and vividly retell them in exciting plain English" while being "a stickler for accuracy, grammar and deadlines".
Actually, I am able to serve as editor in chief today primarily because of the actions and guidance of the former editors of both Diabetes Care and Diabetes.
Still, Mary Chauvin, a copy editor, was able to replicate the look of the paper on the fly by cobbling together graphic elements from earlier online editions.
She was able to hire an editor and spend money on colour grading, music and imaging, and just over £1,000 on distribution and outreach.
Chris Bryant, the shadow Culture, Media and Sport Secretary, said the BBC must ensure that its next political editor was able to remain impartial, amid calls from some right-wing Conservatives for the broadcaster to be stripped of its state funding, and negotiations over the renewal of its charter.
