The phrase "able leaders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe leaders who possess the skills, qualities, or capabilities necessary to lead effectively.
Example: "In times of crisis, we need able leaders who can guide us through challenges and inspire confidence in their teams."
Alternatives: "capable leaders" or "competent leaders".
Since the quality of the political leadership is often decisive, those systems that provide methods of selecting able leaders and replacing them possess important advantages.
Realistically, only the Democratic Party can provide such an alternative, and, from Andrew Jackson to L.B.J. and Bill Clinton, the South has provided it with some of its most able leaders.
Her career places the United States elite at the same level of democratic accessibility as the those of the Philippines, Sri Lanka or Pakistan, where the wives and daughters of able leaders are expected to continue their legacies.
"I am shattered because Mugabe is one of the most highly qualified and most able leaders," Mr. Tutu said in remarks to European journalists that were published in news reports here.
The incumbent coalition led by Nitish Kumar, a capable, low-caste chief minister who has built lots of new roads, schools and hospitals in the past five years, scooped 206 one of the biggest electoral victories in Indian history.Elsewhere too, in Tamil Nadu for example, Mr Gandhi's efforts to attract young voters and promote able leaders in Congress have not brought electoral gains.
In the 1770's, the "Glorious Cause" of revolution attracted an amazing crop of principled, able leaders.
"He was a very able leader with great interpersonal skills".
Prithviraj Chavan, chief minister of Maharashtra, said, "Indian politics has lost a very able leader.
By contrast, Mr. Nutter is seen as an able leader with a strong mandate.
Even his critics acknowledge that he has proved a strong and able leader.
Prince Abdullah, however, has proved himself an able leader as head of the army's special forces.
