The phrase "able to be drawn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of something to be depicted, illustrated, or extracted in a certain context.
Example: "The conclusions from the study are able to be drawn from the data collected over the past year."
Alternatives: "capable of being drawn" or "can be illustrated".
Sharing her project "John Ashbery's Nest," Yale senior lecturer in the humanities and English Karin Roffman noted how the reading of poetry can be less challenging when the reader is able to be drawn visually into a poet's real world.
Students will be asked to select a subject for the semester's work, the only limitations being that it cannot be a building and must be able to be drawn from observation.
The reader is, therefore, able to be drawn into the activist's stories, and to understand the world from his/her own experiences, personal struggles, trials and tribulations, and social and political awakening.
Although a brief trend of the Pareto front in the optimization problem can be found from this sample chart, in some simulation results, only a few solutions were able to be selected thus Pareto front was not able to be drawn.
The problem of under-representation is less acute in the U.S. House, where congressional districts are smaller and able to be drawn such that racial minorities become a majority.
N random individual samples were redrawn from the original set of N observations with each sample able to be drawn any number of times (0 times, once or many times), as determined by a random number generator.
Nobody will be able to help being drawn to your optimistic friendly style!
In the 19th century, being able to draw was more widely regarded as being an essential part of being an educated person.
Since Foundation Beyond Belief is technically a corporation, the only conclusion some have been able to draw is that the ACS problem is with atheist charities.
The only firm conclusion I've been able to draw is that this book is a victim of the vagaries of fate.
The palette of emotions Exarchopolous is able to draw upon is extraordinary.
