The phrase "able to apply these" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability or skill to implement or utilize certain concepts, tools, or methods.
Example: "After completing the training, the participants are now able to apply these techniques in their daily work."
Alternatives: "capable of using these" or "qualified to implement these".
"In comics I'm able to apply these metaphors literally... a unique application of a unique medium".
Outcome 2: Students will be able to apply these principles to understand historical and contemporary evolutionary scenarios.
Arms and capital were poured into the country, and Menilek was able to apply these new resources to bring pressure to bear on the Somali clansmen around Hārer.
It is my hope that we will be able to apply these techniques to other viruses which threaten the New York state grape industry.
Additional, students will be able to apply these principles in understanding modern nuclear reactors, and will come out with a historical and ethical understanding of the nuclear age.
By the end of the course, students will be able to apply these analytical tools to deconstruct situations within their own workplace and drive innovation.
Since the sympatric-allopatric contrast requires a reciprocal experimental design at the level of the population to calculate the correct F-ratio test [ 5], we are not able to apply this metric to these data.
Scientists were able to apply for these flight hours to do their research project.
There is money to spend, but not enough young people are willing and able to apply for these positions.
"I am also pleased to announce that the families of those no longer alive will also be able to apply for these awards in recognition of their loved one's bravery".
You may be able to apply for these lower level positions without obtaining your license, while you complete your training.
