The phrase "able to be directly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that can be accessed or influenced in a straightforward manner.
Example: "The data is able to be directly manipulated by the user through the interface."
Alternatives: "capable of being directly" or "can be directly".
People would be able to be directly involved in an unprecedented way if they were able to text-message contributions.
The advantage of the SFTR over conventional rheometers was that the crystallinity fraction was able to be directly determined from DTA.
The proposed approach is independent of the powertrain topology such that it is able to be directly extended to other types of hybrid electric vehicles.
People would be able to be directly involved in these issues in an unprecedented way if they were able to text-message contributions.
Although it seems that this method is a complex implementation of a straightforward deep network, the advantage is that the features learned are able to be directly extracted from the NSAE.
On the other hand, it is shown that for the trees not satisfying the above sufficient condition the optimal orderings may not be able to be directly generated using module-respect heuristics, even when the shuffling strategy is used.
It is monumental that victims, including former child soldiers, where able to be involved directly in the trial.
As an internal parameter of ball milling process, grinding concentration (GC) is not able to be measured directly.
Mr. Rodriguez said only some apps needed to be installed using the computer mouse; most should be able to be installed directly through the headset.
If the sensors are compatible with Visualization software, the data are able to be collected directly by the Visualization software.
Travizano has also confirmed that in the future the WIB token will be able to be exchanged directly for purchases online.
