The phrase "able to absorb all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the capacity or capability of something to take in or incorporate everything without limitation.
Example: "The sponge is able to absorb all the spilled water on the floor in just a few minutes."
Alternatives: "capable of taking in everything" or "able to take in all".
And now we've been able to absorb all of this space so quickly, and New York is going to have a tough time.
The party manifestos will be out soon, but unless you have lots of spare time and concentration you're unlikely to be able to absorb all of their details.
Yet given the way growth has occurred in the last three years, it seems that if we are able to absorb all of this energy you know because solar is produced only when the sun is shining.
Over the century jazz has been able to absorb all sorts of outside influences, and at the Blue Note on Monday night the bassist Avishai Cohen and his band worked to place Middle Eastern music in the formal scheme.
Superior sensitizers should also be able to absorb all of the light that strikes below a threshold wavelength (920 nm) and convert standard air mass (AM) of 1.5 sunlight into electricity, so that upon excitation, these sensitizers could inject electrons from the dyes into the solid materials with a quantum yield of unity [14].
The assumption was made that the public sector would be able to absorb all new staff trained, with no losses to the private sector or to emigration.
There must be absorbent material to absorb all enclosed liquids.
It's all highly entertaining and educational, although it's hard to imagine being able to absorb it all.
As the day went on I had to weigh up whether or not to ask Ashok a question - so amazingly in-depth was his knowledge on everything that caught my eye, I began to wonder if I'd be able to absorb it all.
But even if Rosenberg's congressional panel succeeds in luring more M.D.s into the research pipeline, will the country be able to absorb them all?
Don't add too much broth, or else the noodles won't be able to absorb it all and the meal will be soupy and the noodles will be gelatinous.
