The phrase "able to be converted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of something to undergo a transformation or change into another form or state.
Example: "The file format is able to be converted into various other formats for compatibility."
Alternatives: "capable of being converted" or "convertible".
Callis suggested that the Mets could get creative and identify infielders in their system who might be able to be converted into outfielders.
The overall efficiency is important in determining the percentage of energy from the incident light that is able to be converted into useful electrical energy.
This type of standing area would also be able to be converted to seating for European competitions, where all-seater stadiums are required.
This work demonstrated that the bio-oil derived from fast pyrolysis of straw stalk was able to be converted into the jet and diesel fuel range hydrocarbons by a designed transformation route.
Normally in high doping JLTs in on state, after increasing the gate voltage, the device is able to be converted into the accumulation mode with significant increasing of the current (mostly is not desired to reach) [9, 47].
Cases diagnosed from 2004 onward were able to be converted into the AJCC 7th Edition.
And thanks to the Live Photos API, iPhone Live Photos will be able to instantly be converted into Instagram Boomerang back-and-forth GIFs.
But whatever the government tries to do to limit the Ahmadiyah, the one thing it will not be able to do is convert the faithful, Muhammad Harris among them.
Lin needed to be able to consistently convert shots in the lane.
By issuing PPDS, societies will be able to convert subordinated debt, which is classified as tier 2 capital into tier 1 - or a firm's core equity.
By issuing PPDS, societies will be able to convert subordinated debt, which is classified as tier-two capital, into tier one – or a firm's core equity.
