The phrase "able to be characterized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that can be defined or categorized in a particular way.
Example: "The phenomenon is able to be characterized by its unique patterns and behaviors."
Alternatives: "capable of being defined" or "can be described as".
Five isolates (Cp6, Cp12, Cp14, Cp15, and Cp16) were not able to be characterized by VITEK 2. Other identifications are given in Table 3.
We removed these false positive inversion loci from our data and finally confirmed 252 inversion events (Figure 1) whose inversion breakpoints are able to be characterized.
The power of SCG has been demonstrated by revealing metabolic features and in situ interactions that have not been able to be characterized before with any other molecular approach.
Van Loo concluded that, in the near future, the genomic landscape and the evolutionary process of a patient's breast cancer will be able to be characterized and should help to design a personalized therapy.
Faults that cut the basement seaward of the Japan Trench also offset the seafloor and are therefore able to be well characterized from multiple bathymetric surveys.
Ulrich and Aochi (2014) attempted to identify different sizes of patch by inversion, but any secondary small patches were difficult to identify whereas a large patch was able to be easily characterized.
Many of the results exhibit sufficient sensitivity with respect to the damage parameter that they should be able to be used to characterize the damage.
A species will be considered stenobiomic or eurybiomic according to the number of biomes it is able to inhabit, which are characterized by gross vegetation physiognomy.
From these experiences, he is able to conclude that African-Americans are characterized by "superior physical grace and beauty . . .
We were able to characterize numerous repetitive sequences in the genome, including some with homology to known elements and some that have not been characterized previously.
However, the guideline clearly states that the currently available measurement instruments need further improvement in order to be able to fully characterize the reflectance properties of solar reflectors.
