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The phrase "able to analyze if" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to assess or evaluate a condition or situation based on certain criteria.
Example: "The software is able to analyze if the data meets the required standards for accuracy."
Alternatives: "capable of determining whether" or "able to assess if".
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From their current data they might be already able to analyze if there is a correlation between cell size and number of appearing buds in the strains investigated in Figure 6C-E.
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Being able to analyze information is insufficient if you can't reach decisions.
Lucia: It will be an enormous success if we are able to replace the flooring, and if we're able to analyze the house to assess its needs and condition.
If we are able to analyze such disaggregated data, we would additionally discover whether the people in the Czech Republic are sensitive in terms of the structure of user charges.
Will YMAP be of use to you? (A) Flow diagram to help determine if YMAP pipeline will be able to analyze your data.
If Theranos was going to be able to analyze a few drops of blood, engineers would have to develop the software to do it.
To see if he's right, he'd like to be able to analyze their DNA as well.
For clarity, suppose that if the firm waits a year it will be able to analyze uncertainty.
If it is eventually located, investigators presumably will be able to analyze its data.
Unfortunately, we were not able to analyze what type of surgical approach was performed (extrapleural pneumonectomy or radical pleurectomy/decortication) or if the approach differed according to ethnicity.
Either way, it is something that American investors are used to being able to analyze.
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