The phrase "able to accept a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's or something's capacity or capability to receive or tolerate something.
Example: "The system is able to accept a variety of file formats for upload."
Alternatives: "capable of receiving a" or "qualified to accept a".
CO2 capture requires that the apparatus be able to accept a wide variety of gas streams, generate a stream acceptable to a pipeline operator, and do so at competitive cost and energy bases.
She was able to accept a B in class.
And without citizenship, he has not been able to accept a job as a police officer.
The function generators are able to accept a modulation input signal from the input processors.
"The seasonality makes it such that we are not able to accept a return at full price".
Eisenhower...was able to accept a settlement that Truman could have accepted only if he had been willing to be impeached for doing so.
Liao has spent much of his life in and out of Chinese police custody, on account of his insistence on describing the world as he sees it, but for years he has hoped to be able to accept an invitation to the PEN World Writers Festival in New York.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Liao has spent much of his life in and out of Chinese police custody, on account of his insistence on describing the world as he sees it, but for years he has hoped to be able to accept an invitation to the PEN World Writers Festival in New York.
Officials at both the White House and the State Department also said they were worried that Ms. Bhutto had overplayed her hand in calling for General Musharraf to resign, and that she may no longer be able to accept an olive branch from him on a power-sharing deal, should he decide to extend one.
Hence, the use of a selection protocol allowed the directed evolution of an enzyme able to accept an unphosphorylated substrate.
Transthoracic echocardiography was performed in the 410 included patients, while transesophageal echocardiography was performed in only 79 patients (19.3%) who had a high probability of intracardiac thrombus and were able to accept an esophageal transducer.
