The phrase "able to be called" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has the capacity or possibility of being referred to by a specific name or term.
Example: "This phenomenon is able to be called a miracle due to its extraordinary nature."
Alternatives: "capable of being called" or "can be referred to as".
"It means we are able to be called human beings with all the rights of everyone else," Ms. Strom said.
I hope that in the future all green tariffs marketed in the UK will be required to sign up to the Scheme, or they shouldn't be able to be called "green".
"We had the idea that if we could somehow fool those cells into thinking that they should become muscle, then we have a vast reservoir of cells that already exist within the organ that might be able to be called upon to regenerate the heart from within".
Cameron, regaining some of the political initiative after 10 days on the back foot, made it clear he expected Rupert Murdoch to give evidence, saying: "If you own the media in this country, you should be able to be called under oath".
This is another possibility for generating the small preceding wave, but the large rupture in this class may not be able to be called a cascade-up rupture.
He also suggested that the Queen of England soon won't be able to be called "The Queen" or even "Her Majesty," but rather will have to be known as "The Majesty".
Not being able to lie without being called on it seems to have genuinely confused the N.S.A.
The degree to which a material is able to transfer heat is called thermal conductivity.
A model that is able to predict growth is called a functional model.
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If you are able to, calling is a preferable way to reach emergency dispatchers.
