The phrase "able to answer in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capability to respond in a specific manner or format.
Example: "She is able to answer in multiple languages, making her an asset in international meetings."
Alternatives: "capable of responding in" or "able to reply in".
I am able to answer in the affirmative".
The paper provides a glimpse of the many questions about defenses that teams and fans will be able to answer in the coming years, Mr. Kopp said.
But in a serious moment, he also described his trip as selfish, saying that he believed that, after he died, he would be able to answer in the affirmative if Jesus asked whether he had tended to the imprisoned.
A. Before opening any new messages, you may want to scan for those you are most likely able to answer in two minutes or less, and tackle those immediately.
(In it, I said that, since I'd never seen Alice read a fashion magazine, the fact that she was able to answer in detail when I asked her about someone's bizarre outfit always stunned me, "as if I had idly wondered out loud about the meaning of some inscription on some ruin in Oaxaca and she had responded by translating fluently from the Toltec").
These can be expressed as questions that politicians favoring the policies should, in good conscience, be able to answer in the negative in order to maintain -- credibly -- that enacting them would be morally defensible.
Eligible patients were aged 75 years or older, they or their proxy were able to answer questions in English, and they resided in the city of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
"The testimony from several witnesses who were able to answer questions in the hospital" indicated that the bombing had a "Chechen trace," the mayor said.
"If you want to be able to answer honestly in paperwork, multiple interviews and background checks, then you won't want to get married," Ms. Taylor said, adding that many foreign countries ban adoptions to same-sex couples.
After I contacted Virgin about speaking with the famously media-accessible Branson, a spokeswoman responded that Branson's travel schedule precluded an interview, but that he might be able to answer questions in writing.
It would seem that the drivers understood the question correctly, and were always able to answer it in the RN10 survey.
