The phrase "able to absorb that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capacity to understand or take in information or experiences.
Example: "After the meeting, I felt more able to absorb that complex information we discussed."
Alternatives: "capable of understanding that" or "able to take in that".
"There are a number of airports that have imposed fees in the $500 ,even $1,000 range, and some operators might be able to absorb that," he said.
The 20,000 places suggested by the Greens was a start, but "Australia is a big country and has a lot to offer, so it will be able to absorb that number and more", he said.
With heavy rainfall flowing down the hills into lower-lying areas, those places need investment in rivers and landscapes able to absorb that water, transport it away from homes quickly or temporarily store it on empty flood plains.
There is a major need to increase productivity in agriculture but if you are going to do that, you're losing a lot of surplus labour … the cities are not going to be able to absorb that amount of labour, so developing the non-farm sector in rural areas is going to be essential," he said.
Tony Blair: Well the role of governance is crucial because you won't get the investors to come unless the governments are able to absorb that investment and also treat it and handle it in the right way, so that means predictable and transparent rules that bring the investment in and doing business.
"We're not able to absorb that," she said, before balefully concluding by saying, "That's the thing right now that makes us look longingly towards Utah or any other state that might not have levied that".
The first is that communities are able to absorb poverty that is relatively low and not spatially concentrated.
But the Gear's saving grace, as mentioned, was that it was able to absorb some of that SEGA coolness by osmosis.
In 2015, 15percentt of China's wind energy and nince percent of its solar energy was "curtailed," meaning that wind and solar energy production had to shut down because the electricity grid was not able to absorb the power that would have been generated (by contrast the curtailment rate in Europe is closer to one to two percent).
Your plan needs to be comprehensive enough to cover what you know, able to absorb some things that may not be foreseen, and able to avoid risk from economic downturns while still having the potential to capture gains to keep up with inflation.
Theater is one of the most collaborative art forms, and you have to be able to absorb everything that people tell you.
