The phrase "able to apply their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability to utilize their skills or knowledge in a particular context.
Example: "Students should be able to apply their critical thinking skills to solve complex problems."
Alternatives: "capable of using their" or "able to utilize their".
"I went researchers to be able to apply their discoveries to patient care," he said.
In another industry, workers might be able to apply their skills elsewhere.
Whether PSG are able to apply their new manager's ideas in a real competitive situation remains to be seen.
Furthermore, members of the OM team are able to apply their understanding of proper occlusion when taking impressions.
"We think MBA students get the most value from their programmes if they are working at the same time and are able to apply their learning straight away".
Hopefully the future of British sport is bright if just a small percentage of these future athletes are able to apply their inspiration into Olympic sport.
Fritz has studied people like Beethoven and Mozart, who were great technical masters of their crafts but who were also able to apply both their natural desire for technical excellence and their free-thinking creativity.
Macdonald, a 2005 graduate, says the MIT Executive MBA program "focuses on mid-career professionals who are at a pivotal point in their careers". The program builds high-level skills which participants are able to apply in their workplace immediately.
Universities must be more flexible, slightly shifting back term start dates if needed to allow PQA – a system that offers fairness, transparency and could help in widening access with students able to apply to their most appropriate destination.
Because industrial capitalism wants it, the force exerted to draw it out of the ground is high, and, because there is an abundance of unskilled workers, the counterforce that miners are able to apply in their own defense is low.
Upon completing this course, both clinical and non-clinical students will have gained greater insight into the healthcare system, which they will be able to apply to their current and future roles.
